Decreased muscle mass

What is decreased muscle mass?

Decreased muscle mass, known medically as sarcopenia, is a common condition characterized by loss of skeletal muscle tissue, muscle strength, and physical function. This happens naturally with aging after about age 40, accelerated by poor diet and lack of exercise.

Causes

Consequences

Decreased muscle mass can:

Managing Loss of Muscle Tissue

The key is strength training and getting adequate protein. Adults need at least 0.5 grams of protein per pound of body weight per day to preserve muscle. Weight lifting, bodyweight exercises, resistance bands build strength to counteract muscle loss.

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Other muscle-protective strategies include:

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