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Society Medical survey: frailty increasing among the middle-aged

thomas

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According to a survey conducted by the Japan Preventive Association of Lifestyle-related Disease (JPALD) in March and April, frailty has increased, particularly among those in their 40s and 50s. Three hundred thirty doctors, consisting of 110 internists, 110 orthopedists and 110 industrial physicians, gave valid responses. More than 80 per cent of respondents said the number of frail patients has risen, with 11.8 per cent citing a "substantial increase," 31.8 per cent citing an "increase," and 38.2 per cent citing a "slight increase."

Doctor's advice: consume more protein!




 
Cubicle type of work?
Get out and walk.
Buy a bicycle.
Eat more oily fish.
Stay away from soft drinks.
Buy a fishing pole and go fishing and relax a bit.
Couldn't agree more. When people get to know my real age they get quite surprised but the next thing they want to know is my dietary habits, which is fair enough. But no matter how much natto or oily fish you eat hypodynamia is still the major factor in getting "frail"
 
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