Seniors must lift heavy weights

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Lifting heavy weights helps maintain and increase muscle mass as you age.

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1. Improves Muscle Mass

Strength training reduces the risk of osteoporosis by improving bone density.

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2. Boosts Bone Density

Weightlifting improves balance, reducing the risk of falls and injuries.

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3. Enhances Balance

Building muscle through weightlifting helps boost metabolism and burn more calories.

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4. Increases Metabolism

Weightlifting strengthens muscles around joints, reducing pain and improving flexibility.

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5. Improves Joint Health

Strength training can help reduce high blood pressure and improve cardiovascular health.

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6. Supports Heart Health

Lifting weights boosts mood, reduces stress, and improves cognitive function in seniors.

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7. Enhances Mental Health

Regular weightlifting prevents muscle loss, known as sarcopenia, associated with aging.

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8. Prevents Sarcopenia

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