Watch Prof. Andrea Maier explain the critical role of muscle in overall health, and describe the significance of World Sarcopenia Day 2022.
Watch Prof. Andrea Maier explain the critical role of muscle in overall health, and describe the significance of World Sarcopenia Day 2022.
Use this pocket card developed by Prof. Andrea Maier to understand the critical, yet simple steps to recognize and diagnose sarcopenia in clinical practice, as well as the role of protein supplementation and resistance exercise in management of the disease.
Infographic outlining the established definition of sarcopenia, its prevalence along the patient journey, its underling lying cause and driving factors as well as the appropriate treatment methods for sarcopenia.
The IRIS (Improving Rehabilitation in Sarcopenia) study highlights the importance of intervention with muscle-targeted ONS containing ActiSyn (100% whey protein, leucine and vitamin D) combined with exercise in sarcopenic patients in improving functional outcomes, increasing independence and reducing rehabilitation stay.
The muscle-targeted oral nutritional supplement containing ActiSyn™ (100% whey protein, leucine and vitamin D) has 10 years of evidence behind it, demonstrating its efficacy across key clinical outcomes across varying patient populations and settings. View the complete evidence booklet to learn about the robust evidence to date.
Click here to read the latest narrative review by Dr. Emanuele Cereda wherein he describes the latest evidence to date describing why muscle-targeted ONS with ActiSyn should be considered as first-line nutritional support for sarcopenia.
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