Exercise Benefits Peak in 70-80 Year Olds
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Dr. Nic Verhoeven discussing a Mayo Clinic study on Dr. Ford Brewer's show
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Story of claim
Mayo Clinic study reveals older adults, especially those aged 70-80, respond best to exercise, potentially due to greater baseline health declines.
- Goal: Enhance mitochondrial function and physical health in older adults.
- Proof: Study suggests older adults experience significant health benefits from exercise due to age-related declines.
- Nuances:
- Crossover design study with multiple age groups
- Exercise intensity may need adjustment for individuals
- Impact on Life: Could lead to improved energy and physical resilience, enhancing quality of life for older adults.
Investments
- Price: Varies based on exercise type.
- Time: Regular commitment to exercise sessions.
- Effort: Moderate to high based on exercise intensity.
Risks
Potential for injury if not performed under guidance.
Alternatives
- Gentle exercises like walking or swimming for those unable to perform high-intensity workouts.
Get Started 🚀
- Consult with a healthcare provider before starting.
- Begin with low to moderate-intensity exercises.
- Gradually increase intensity as fitness improves.
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