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Sarcopenia Prevention With a Targeted Exercise and Protein Supplementation Program

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University of Zurich · 2018

Dysbiosis Exercise Human Randomized controlled trial

Abstract

Physical inactivity and protein malnutrition have been implicated to be key and modifiable causes of enhanced muscle mass loss among seniors. However, the individual benefit, as well as the additive or possibly interactive benefit of exercise and Protein supplementation on fall prevention has yet to be confirmed in a large clinical trial. This study aims to test the individual and combined effect and cost-effectiveness of a simple home exercise program and / or protein supplementation on the risk of falling in seniors at high risk of progressive muscle mass loss and sarcopenia.

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Anonymous. (2018). Sarcopenia Prevention With a Targeted Exercise and Protein Supplementation Program. <em>University of Zurich</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT03417531

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Anonymous. Sarcopenia Prevention With a Targeted Exercise and Protein Supplementation Program. University of Zurich. 2018.

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@misc{anon2018Sarcop, title = {Sarcopenia Prevention With a Targeted Exercise and Protein Supplementation Program}, author = {Anonymous}, journal = {University of Zurich}, year = {2018}, }