Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(13), P. 2963 - 2963
Published: June 29, 2023
Previous
studies
found
a
lower
prevalence
of
sarcopenia
in
older
adults
engaged
regular
aerobic
training
(AT)
or
with
greater
adherence
to
Mediterranean
(MED)
diet.
However,
the
effect
their
combination
on
indices
is
unknown.
The
present
study
tested
association
between
AT
plus
MED
diet
and
presence
its
defining
elements
sample
Italian
enrolled
Longevity
Check-up
7+
(Lookup
7+)
project.
Analyses
were
conducted
participants
65+
years,
body
mass
index
at
least
18.5
kg/m2,
AT,
without
missing
information
for
variables
interest.
was
evaluated
via
modified
version
MEDI-LITE
score
categorized
as
low,
moderate,
high.
established
by
handgrip
strength
appendicular
skeletal
muscle
(ASM)
values
below
sex-specific
cut-points
recommended
European
Working
Group
Sarcopenia
Older
People
2.
Data
from
491
analyzed
study.
mean
age
72.7
±
5.7
185
(37.7%)
women.
low
59
(12.0%)
participants,
moderate
283
(57.6%),
high
149
(30.3%).
identified
26
(5.3%),
no
differences
across
groups.
results
binary
logistic
regression
showed
significant
associations
dynapenia,
ASM,
sarcopenia.
findings
indicate
that
not
associated
probability
Lookup
7+.
Further
research
warranted
establish
whether
exercise
frequency,
volume,
intensity,
length
engagement
impact
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 313 - 313
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
The
loss
of
skeletal
muscle
mass
and
strength,
known
as
sarcopenia,
is
prevalent
in
older
adults
linked
to
an
increased
risk
disability,
frailty,
early
mortality.
Muscle
health
crucial
for
the
functionality
independence
adults.
As
aging
population
continuously
grows,
finding
cost-effective
strategies
preventing
treating
sarcopenia
important
public
priority.
While
nutrition
recognized
a
key
factor
development
its
role
condition
still
under
investigation.
In
recent
decades,
nutritional
research
has
shifted
from
focus
on
individual
nutrients
or
healthy
foods
examining
combination
dietary
patterns,
along
with
their
potential
synergistic
antagonistic
effects.
A
balanced
diet
regular
participation
physical
activity
are
essential
maintaining
musculoskeletal
health.
One
eating
patterns
greatest
evidence
multiple
benefits
Mediterranean
diet,
which
also
been
positive
effects
function
observational
studies.
However,
there
lack
intervention
This
review
explores
updated
longitudinal
prospective
studies
associations
between
adherence
order
promote
preventive
aging.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 596 - 596
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Nutrition
and
exercise
play
a
pivotal
role
in
counteracting
the
effects
of
aging,
promoting
health,
improving
physical
fitness
older
adults.
This
perspective
study
examines
their
interplay,
highlighting
combined
potential
to
preserve
muscle
mass,
cognitive
function,
quality
life.
The
objective
is
address
gaps
current
understanding,
such
as
frequent
neglect
dietary
intake
interventions
vice
versa,
which
can
limit
effectiveness.
Through
synthesis
existing
literature,
we
identify
key
findings,
emphasizing
importance
adequate
nutritional
intake—particularly
protein,
essential
amino
acids,
micronutrients—in
supporting
benefits
preventing
sarcopenia
malnutrition.
Additionally,
supplementation
strategies,
omega-3
fatty
creatine,
are
explored
alongside
emerging
gut
microbiota
mediating
nutrition
exercise.
Despite
these
advances,
challenges
remain,
including
determining
optimal
dosages
timing
addressing
individual
variability
responses.
Personalized
approaches
tailored
sex
differences,
diversity,
baseline
health
conditions
critical
for
maximizing
intervention
outcomes.
Our
conclusions
underscore
necessity
integrated
strategies
that
align
support
healthy
active
aging.
By
gaps,
future
research
provide
actionable
insights
optimize
life
populations.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 1237 - 1237
Published: April 1, 2025
Sarcopenia
is
a
syndrome
characterized
by
the
progressive
and
generalized
loss
of
skeletal
muscle
mass
strength.
This
condition
associated
with
physical
disability,
decreased
quality
life,
increased
mortality.
Therefore,
reducing
prevalence
sarcopenia
could
significantly
lower
healthcare
costs.
can
be
classified
into
primary
secondary
sarcopenia.
The
former
related
to
aging
begins
after
fourth
decade
life;
that,
there
around
8%
per
until
age
70
years,
which
subsequently
increases
15%
decade.
On
other
hand,
affect
all
individuals
may
result
from
various
factors
including
inactivity,
malnutrition,
endocrine
disorders,
neurodegenerative
diseases,
inflammation,
cachexia.
Understanding
multiple
mechanisms
involved
in
onset
progression
allows
for
us
develop
strategies
that
prevent,
treat,
or
at
least
mitigate
caused
protein
breakdown.
One
potential
treatment
based
on
nutritional
interventions,
adequate
caloric
intake
specific
nutrients
support
health.
Such
include
natural
food
rich
whey
omega-3
fatty
acids
as
well
supplements
like
branched-chain
amino
acids,
β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate,
vitamin
D
along
special
medical
purposes.
It
important
emphasize
exercises,
especially
resistance
training,
not
only
promote
synthesis
their
own
but
also
work
synergistically
enhance
effectiveness.
Annals of Geriatric Medicine and Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
27(1), P. 87 - 90
Published: Feb. 27, 2023
A
recent
review
by
Kumari
and
Khanna
examined
the
prevalence
of
sarcopenic
obesity
using
various
comorbidities,
diagnostic
markers,
possible
therapeutic
approaches.
The
authors
discussed
strong
impact
on
quality
life
(QoL)
physical
health.
In
addition,
there
are
significant
interactions
among
bone,
muscle,
adipose
tissue,
concomitant
presence
osteoporosis,
sarcopenia,
obesity,
termed
osteosarcopenic
represents
a
terrible
trio
for
postmenopausal
women
older
adults
as
each
these
conditions
is
associated
with
adverse
outcomes
in
terms
morbidity,
mortality,
QoL
several
domains.
Timely
diagnosis,
prevention,
pro-health
education
crucial
improving
patients
obesity.
Education
prevention
play
pivotal
role
long
term
individuals
to
have
longer
healthier
lives.
Osteoporosis,
share
modifiable
risk
factors
that
may
benefit
from
activity,
healthy
balanced
diet,
lifestyle
changes.
"Prevention
better
than
cure"
planning
proven
strategies
sustainable
healthcare.
Archives of Medical Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 30, 2024
All
recent
guidelines
on
cardiovascular
prevention
have
highlighted
the
role
of
healthy
diet
and
lifestyle
advocating
holistic
approach
to
reduce
burden
among
population.
Despite
these
efforts,
registries
reported
that
only
a
minority
healthcare
professionals
provide
advice
lifestyle,
and,
in
most
cases,
counseling
is
suboptimal
for
several
reasons.
Cardiovascular
benefits
linked
nutrition
seem
be
underestimated
by
many
patients
doctors.
This
overview
aims
summarize
well-established
related
nutrition,
discuss
current
debates
this
field
order
improve
awareness
medical
community
promote
better
implementation
non-pharmaceutical
measures
prevent
occurrence
atherothrombotic
events.
Journal of Cachexia Sarcopenia and Muscle,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 36 - 44
Published: Dec. 6, 2023
Abstract
Background
Wide
consensus
exists
on
the
notion
that
low
muscle
mass
is
a
predictor
of
negative
health‐related
events,
such
as
disability,
morbidity,
and
mortality.
Indeed,
European
Working
Group
Sarcopenia
in
Older
People
2
had
identified
key
component
to
confirm
diagnosis
sarcopenia.
However,
lack
normative
values
for
across
ages
hampers
practical
assessment
this
important
parameter.
The
aim
present
study
was
produce
cross‐sectional
centile
calf
circumference
(a
surrogate
estimation
mass)
wide
spectrum
using
large
unselected
sample
community‐dwellers
enrolled
Longevity
Check‐up
7+
(Lookup
7+)
project.
Methods
This
data
Lookup
project,
an
ongoing
started
June
2015
conducted
unconventional
settings
(i.e.,
exhibitions,
malls,
health
promotion
campaigns).
Candidate
participants
were
considered
eligible
enrolment
if
they
at
least
45
years
age
provided
written
informed
consent.
Calf
measured
inextensible
but
flexible
plastic
tape
sitting
position
with
knee
ankle
right
angle
feet
resting
floor.
Normative
from
80
+
generated.
Results
A
total
11
814
1
30
September
2022.
mean
included
analyses
61.8
(standard
deviation;
10.2
years;
range:
45–98
years),
6686
(57%)
women.
obtained
men
women,
stratified
by
groups.
Accordingly,
tape,
colour
bands
demarcate
centiles
range
into
which
patient
falls,
created
validated.
Conclusions
Our
established
age‐
gender‐specific
reference
circumference.
can
be
used
easily
interpret
every‐day
practice
early
detection
individuals
or
risk
sarcopenia
malnutrition.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(19), P. 4100 - 4100
Published: Sept. 22, 2023
Increasing
disability-free
life
expectancy
is
a
crucial
issue
to
optimize
active
ageing
and
reduce
the
burden
of
evitable
medical
costs.
One
main
challenges
develop
pragmatic
personalized
prevention
strategies
in
order
prevent
frailty,
counteract
adverse
outcomes
such
as
falls
mobility
disability,
improve
quality
life.
Strong
evidence
reports
effectiveness
exercise
interventions
various
physical
parameters
muscle
function
that
are
cornerstones
frailty.
Other
findings
also
suggest
interactions
between
nutrition
with
or
without
health
behavior
promotion
development
Multimodal
programs,
including
structured
exercise,
adequate
dietary
intervention
promotion,
appear
increasingly
consensual.
However,
for
implementation
real-life
settings,
some
pitfalls
need
be
addressed.
In
this
perspective,
structuring
tailoring
feasible,
acceptable
sustainable
training
responses
essential
conditions
warrant
short,
medium
long-term
individual
benefits.
The
different
components
programs
fairly
consensual
effective.
specific
composition
proposed
(frequency,
intensity,
type,
time,
volume
progressiveness)
have
tailored
characteristics
objectives
responses.
approaches,
behavioral
indications
these
refined
framed.
objective
work
guide
actions
healthcare
professionals
enable
them
widely
effectively
implement
multimodal
settings.