As we age, we're confronted with the natural process of muscle mass loss, known as sarcopenia, which begins as early as age 30. With each passing decade, individuals can experience a decline of 3% to 5% in muscle mass. Shockingly, men can lose up to 30% of their muscle over their lifetime. Furthermore, older adults might encounter anabolic resistance, necessitating increased protein intake to support resistance exercise and aid in recovery.

This underscores the importance of strengthening exercises for seniors and individuals aged 30, 40, 50, 60, and beyond. Discover effective ways to combat aging-related muscle loss, prevent sarcopenia, tackle anabolic resistance, and optimize muscle health through targeted protein intake and resistance training."

00:00 Introduction
00:11 What Age do you start losing muscle
00:48 Anabolic Resistance
01:01 How much protein do older adults need per day
01:16 Protein foods for older adults
01:27 Progressive Resistance Training
02:02 Exercise Plan for Older Adults