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Resolve to Get Strong

by Dr Stacy Sims
Oct 14, 2024

Skip the fad diets and detoxes. This year, resolve to do the one thing that improves health-span and lifespan—make muscle.

The new year inevitably ushers in a fresh crop of diet books and 30-day detoxes. Skip the keto, low-carb, and fasting.  Detoxes and cleanses are no more than marketing scams with no real research support. If you want to do one thing that will improve your health, body composition, and lifespan—start a dedicated resistance training program and make muscle. This is especially true for females who start with less muscle mass, are at higher risk for muscle loss with age, and suffer a greater risk for premature death when muscle is low than males.

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