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hy choices as possible.” —Caroline Apovian
The amount of lean muscle mass we have is the primary determinant of metabolic rate. In other words, the more muscle mass we have, the more
calories we will burn. Our muscle mass naturally begins to decline around age 30, and that process, called sarcopenia, accelerates around age
40. Lift weights and eat a protein-rich diet to preserve your muscle strength as you age.” —Dr. Apovian
The amount of lean muscle mass we have is the primary determinant of metabolic rate. In other words, the more muscle mass we have, the more
calories we will burn. Our muscle mass naturally begins to decline around age 30, and that process, called sarcopenia, accelerates around age
40. Lift weights and eat a protein-rich diet to preserve your muscle strength as you age.” —Dr. Apovian
- Birthday
- January 7
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