US EditionBodybuilding for Longevity: The Joint-Friendly Training Blueprint
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Bodybuilding for Longevity: The Joint-Friendly Training Blueprint
Most people think about bodybuilding and imagine muscular men curling heavy weights. This assumption is correct to some extent. As you get stronger, you must lift progressively heavier weights to stimulate muscle tissue and growth. However, lifting heavy and lifting recklessly are two different things. As a personal trainer with seven years in the trenches, […]
News to the Day and the Hour Latest News of today Building muscle goes far beyond aesthetics or physical appearance: it is central to physical and metabolic health. And achieving it requires a comprehensive approach, with correct techniques, accurate nutrition and planned recovery. How to achieve it by INFOBAE The science of exercise and health today confirms that building muscle mass is key to a healthy, active and less at risk of disease.Trai…
“Lean” Into a Longer, Healthier Life: Making the Muscle-Longevity Connection
Can getting stronger help you live longer? Peter Attia, MD, says yes. Dr. Attia, a Stanford-trained physician and co-founder of the premium preventive health and longevity concept Biograph, is one of the most visible figures in longevity medicine. He recently spoke about his firm belief that cardiorespiratory fitness, muscle mass, and strength have a much higher association with longevity than traditional diagnostic health markers. “The data are…
In 2024, healthy life expectancy at birth in Poland was 61.62 years for men and 65.32 years for women, according to the Central Statistical Office. This represents an increase of 0.3 years for men and 0.7 years for women compared to the results in 2023. However, significant variation is evident. For example, by voivodeship, the range between the extreme values of healthy life expectancy was 3.4 years for men and 2.8 years for women.
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