Sarcopenia, the progressive deterioration of muscle mass, quality, and strength, is prevalent among older adults. Since the first Baby Boomers reached age 65 years in 2010, primary care providers have faced a challenge to address sarcopenia in this growing older population. Preventing sarcopenia is essential for reducing falls, preventing chronic disease, and improving longevity. This article reviews new dietary and exercise guidelines for sarcopenia prevention in older adults.
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