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Antony Haynes has been in private practice for over 28 years and is one of the most experienced Registered Nutritional Therapists and Functional Medicine practitioners in the UK, having seen over 18,000 clients. He’s a health educator, author, and expert in addressing infections that underlie autoimmunity. In today’s interview we discuss counteracting sarcopenia, age-related muscle decline in mass, strength, and function. Put more positively, we focus on the importance of dynamic muscle training, how you can test for sarcopenia, how much protein you really need (hint: it’s more than you are likely getting), and how to build daily habits to support a long, healthy life.
03:43 How not to fulfill the prophecy of aging
06:24 The importance of small daily habits
06:54 Keep up the level of intensity to age well
07:58 Sarcopenia defined
11:14 What happens if you don’t exercise
14:58 The minimum stimulus to get stronger
24:00 Signs of sarcopenia
29:53 What you can to to avoid sarcopenia
36:16 How muscle training helps keep our brains young
37:15 How to eat for muscle growth and maintenance and healthy aging
46:30 The problems with carbohydrates
46:55 The importance of eating the rainbow of vegetables
48:46 How to improve hydration
51:26 Exercise as moving meditation
Antony’s website, health manuals, and contact info: https://hayneshealthmanuals.com/
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