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Take control of your physical and brain health with low-level strength trainingWe all know that we lose muscle mass as we age. But did you know that sarcopenic obesity (a.k.a. being “skinny fat”) is linked to increasing your risk of developing dementia and/or Alzheimer’s? Not only is losing muscle bad for your body, it’s also bad for your brain. Don’t let muscle deterioration negatively affect your future. It’s time to take your physical and brain health into your own hands with strength training.
This book is full of tips, techniques, and easy-to-follow strength-training routines to fight sarcopenia. From beginners to those already comfortable using weights, this book has solutions for everyone. Lose fat, improve muscle tone, and strengthen bones while guarding against sarcopenia and its negative impact on your body and your brain. This book makes it easy to regain the muscle mass you need to live a healthier and longer life.
About the author
Dr. Joseph Tieri is an osteopathic medical physician and a specialist in the holistic hands-on healing practice of osteopathic manipulation. He has been in private practice for more than 16 years and has treated thousands of adults and children suffering from a variety of ailments. Dr. Tieri has lectured and published articles on alternative medicine and osteopathy and serves as a clinical instructor teaching medical students and residents at his office, the Stone Ridge Healing Arts Center in Stone Ridge, New York, of which he is part owner. He enjoys raising his daughter Alexis with his wife Janice, and his hobbies include hiking and skiing in the Catskill Mountains and practicing karate, in which he holds a black-belt degree. For more information and resources to assist you in your quest to end everyday pain, please visit his website, EndEverydayPain.com.
Summary
Take control of your physical and brain health with low-level strength training
We all know that we lose muscle mass as we age. But did you know that sarcopenic obesity (a.k.a. being “skinny fat”) is linked to increasing your risk of developing dementia and/or Alzheimer’s? Not only is losing muscle bad for your body, it’s also bad for your brain. Don’t let muscle deterioration negatively affect your future. It’s time to take your physical and brain health into your own hands with strength training.
This book is full of tips, techniques, and easy-to-follow strength-training routines to fight sarcopenia. From beginners to those already comfortable using weights, this book has solutions for everyone. Lose fat, improve muscle tone, and strengthen bones while guarding against sarcopenia and its negative impact on your body and your brain. This book makes it easy to regain the muscle mass you need to live a healthier and longer life.
