Whole-body electromyostimulation and protein supplementation favorably affect sarcopenic obesity in community-dwelling older men at risk: the randomized controlled FranSO study

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..this study found that increasing protein intake to 1.7-1.8g/kg/d for 16 weeks increased skeletal muscle mass *even in those not engaging in resistance training*: whereas the control group lost muscle mass. https://t.co/TAs9CxlBHu

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RT @AngelaMCheung: Interesting...@OsteoUHN @OsteoporosisBio @OsteoporosisCA https://t.co/XSNl4a5L06

25 Sep 2017

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Interesting...@OsteoUHN @OsteoporosisBio @OsteoporosisCA https://t.co/XSNl4a5L06

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RT @DavidScottPhD: Electromyostimulation and #protein #supplements improve components of sarcopenic obesity in #older men https://t.co/3DKH…

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