Médica especialista em longevidade compartilha dica simples para a saúde óssea

A médica de atenção primária Amanda Kahn recomenda adicionar resistência às rotinas diárias para melhorar a saúde dos ossos e da coluna.

A Dra. Amanda Kahn, especialista em longevidade, sugere incorporar resistência leve às atividades cotidianas. Ela pessoalmente utiliza pesos nos pulsos e tornozelos, além de um colete com pesos enquanto anda de patins ou até mesmo ao secar o cabelo. Estudos indicam que exercícios com carga podem ajudar a prevenir a osteoporose e a sarcopenia, especialmente para mulheres após os 30 anos, quando a massa óssea atinge seu pico. Kahn observa que essas pequenas adições são melhores do que nada e podem ser incluídas em agendas lotadas sem grandes mudanças.

Artigos relacionados

Elderly woman recovering from hip fracture applies testosterone gel and exercises with therapist in bright rehab setting.
Imagem gerada por IA

Testosterone gel plus exercise may limit visceral fat gain in older women recovering from hip fractures

Reportado por IA Imagem gerada por IA Verificado

A University of Connecticut-led clinical trial found that older women recovering from a recent hip fracture who used a topical testosterone gel alongside a structured exercise program did not experience the typical rise in visceral abdominal fat seen during recovery. Researchers followed participants for six months and assessed body composition with imaging scans.

Actor Lataa Saberwal, aged 50, has maintained an exercise routine since she was 23, attributing it to building her confidence and improving her posture amid early career rejections. Her regimen combines weight training, yoga, and cardio, as shared in a recent podcast. Fitness expert Garima Goyal highlights the benefits of this balanced approach for long-term health and resilience.

Reportado por IA Verificado

The American College of Sports Medicine has released an updated Position Stand on resistance-training prescription for healthy adults, its first update since a 2009 Position Stand. The document is based on an overview of 137 systematic reviews covering more than 30,000 participants and concludes that even small amounts of regular resistance training can improve strength, muscle size, power and physical function.

A study involving 73 people with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia found that tailored treatment plans targeting nutritional deficiencies, infections and other factors led to significant cognitive improvements after nine months. Participants in the intervention group saw their overall cognitive scores rise by 13.7 points, while the control group declined by 4.5 points. The approach combines medical interventions with lifestyle changes like diet, exercise and cognitive training.

Reportado por IA Verificado

An international meta-analysis slated for presentation at the European Congress on Obesity (ECO 2026) in Istanbul, Turkey (May 12–15) suggests that people who increase their walking to roughly 8,500 steps a day during a weight-loss program and sustain similar levels afterward may be less likely to regain weight.

Este site usa cookies

Usamos cookies para análise para melhorar nosso site. Leia nossa política de privacidade para mais informações.
Recusar