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“Aerobic and resistance exercise can also help preserve fitness, strength, and function during treatment, with intensity adapted for diagnosis, treatment effects, anemia, infection risk, neuropathy, bone health, and fatigue.”

“Creatine monohydrate helps regenerate ATP during brief, high-energy work. In this clip from Dr. Rhonda Patrick's appearance on The Dan Bongino Show, she explains how increased phosphocreatine availability can support training volume, strength, and lean-mass adaptations.”

“VITAL found a favorable myocardial-infarction result among secondary outcomes, while STRENGTH found no cardiovascular benefit from a different high-dose EPA and DHA formulation. These studies show why prescription products and ordinary fish-oil supplements must be evaluated according to their specific ingredients and intended use.”

“They found that those who took the vitamin C/arginine combination improved on measures of speed, strength, and endothelial function compared to those who took the placebo. They were also less likely to report experiencing fatigue.”

“A 2022 study found that higher dietary fiber intake maintains muscle mass in older adults. Researchers assessed the physical capabilities (including balance, walking speed, and grip strength) of 981 older adults. They also measured their muscle mass using DEXA.”

“People who engaged in strength exercises were more likely to report better sleep, with the strongest improvement observed across all comparisons. Aerobic activity also helped but wasn't as effective, and combined exercise had a more modest benefit.”

“Participants completed surveys to measure depression and dementia status and underwent a physical examination that included the measurement of blood pressure, height, muscle mass, grip strength, and walking speed.”

“Its main limitation is also its strength: because it was built in adult blood, it can be informative about blood aging but should not be assumed to represent every tissue, every developmental stage, or every dimension of biological aging.”