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Muscle Strength

Muscle strength may improve the quality of life and the capacity to do daily tasks. Strength exercise can also help to maintain healthy joints. Muscle building can also help to improve the overall balance of the body and may minimize the chance of slipping. This can help to preserve independence as the person become older.

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Increased BMR and no weight loss. Is it good progress?

Query: Hello doctor,I am on a weight loss program. This week I lost one percent of fat and had a 0.4 percent gain in skeletal muscle. My meta age decreased by one in comparison to last week. However, I have not lost any weight, and my BMR has increased from 1271 to 1275 compared to the previous week. Do yo...  Read Full »


Dr. Suneetha B S

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I appreciate your decision to have a healthy life. Regardless of the results, let me tell you that I am proud of you for starting a fitness journey. An increase in BMR (basal metabolic rate) and muscle mass and a decrease in fat percentage are signs of good progress....  Read Full »

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