A new study suggests there could be a link between regular coffee drinking and reduced risk of old-age frailty.

A new study published in the European Journal of Nutrition has suggested that habitual coffee consumption of 4–6 cups and ...

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You can slow the loss of muscle mass or the impact or sarcopenia by making healthy food choices, staying active and exercising, especially strength and resistance training with light weights.

The drink has now been linked to a lower risk of symptoms including weakness, exhaustion and slow walking speed ...

The researchers explain that coffee's effect on reducing frailty can partly be attributed to the role of antioxidants in coffee, which may help to reduce inflammation, sarcopenia (muscle loss ...

inhibitor drug candidate isomyosamine was presented last week in a podium session at the peer-reviewed 15th International Conference on Frailty and Sarcopenia Research (ICFSR) held March 12-14, 20 ...

inhibitor drug candidate isomyosamine was presented last week in a podium session at the peer-reviewed 15th International Conference on Frailty and Sarcopenia Research (ICFSR) held March 12-14 ...

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