| | | | | Happy Monday and welcome to this week's newsletter! | I'm glad you're here. This week, we're diving into two topics that matter more with every passing year. First, we'll talk about how to prevent muscle and strength loss after 50—because staying strong isn't about vanity, it's about independence, balance, and doing the things you love without fear. We'll also look at the health benefits of coffee and tea, two daily rituals many of us already enjoy (yes, you can feel good about that cup in your hand). | As always, I've sprinkled in a few helpful tidbits—small ideas and reminders that can make a big difference over time. | I also want to say this: if you or your loved ones are in areas affected by the winter storm covering much of the country, I hope you are doing well, staying warm, and staying safe. Take care of yourselves first—your health always comes before everything else. | Thank you for being part of this community. I'm grateful you're here, and I hope today's edition gives you something useful, reassuring, and maybe even a little motivating to start the week. | Stay safe, stay strong,
Michael Fedak, MD
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| How to Prevent Muscle Loss After 50 | As we get older, it is normal to lose some muscle and strength. This process is called age-related muscle loss, or sarcopenia. After age 50, many adults lose muscle faster each year. This can make everyday tasks harder, like climbing stairs, getting out of a chair, or carrying groceries. Over time, muscle loss can lead to falls, loss of independence, and poorer quality of life. | | | / | | | | | The Surprising Health Benefits of Coffee and Tea | Coffee and tea provide antioxidants, improve focus, support heart and brain health, and may lower the risk of chronic disease when consumed in moderation. | | | | Tid Bits | | | | | | | | | | | | Imagine enjoying food that helps you live longer, stay sharp, and keep a healthy weight—without giving up flavor or fun. That's the magic of the Mediterranean Diet—a lifestyle built around real food, not restriction. | For adults over 50, it's one of the most powerful (and enjoyable) ways to support heart health, brain function, energy, and healthy aging. Picture meals filled with colorful vegetables, fresh fish, olive oil, nuts, and whole grains—foods that protect your body and keep you feeling vibrant and strong. | It's not a fad. It's the world's most researched, time-tested way of eating for longevity, vitality, and sustainable weight control—all while letting you enjoy every bite. | 👉 Join our Mediterranean Diet Plan today and discover how eating well after 50 can be delicious, simple, and life-changing. | | | | | | | |
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