Report for
Jack
Results
How much difficulty do you have in lifting and carrying 4.5 kg?
Some
How much difficulty do you have walking across a room?
None
How much difficulty do you have transferring from a chair or bed?
None
How much difficulty do you have climbing a flight of 10 stairs?
None
How many times have you fallen in the past year?
None
Results (≥4 indicates sarcopenia) :
1 points
What it means
According to the results, you are less likely to have sarcopenia. As you have some difficulty lifting/carrying 4.5kg, we would suggest that you should try to delay the risk of developing sarcopenia.
What's the plan
Focus on:
activities that build strength (like bodyweight exercises at the gym or at home or incorporate activities into your lifestyle such as climbing the stairs, carrying groceries, etc.),
making sure that you have protein in each meal and snacks
spreading your protein-rich meals out (aiming for 3 to 5 hours between meals) while making sure you're eating enough energy overall.
Making sure that you either have meals before 4 hours before sleep with about 40g of protein or 3 meals + 1 protein snack
Making small changes like taking the stairs and swapping carb-rich snacks for protein-rich snacks could help minimise the risk of Sarcopenia!
Including calcium-rich foods into your diet every day!
Click here for a list of foods high in protein.
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* Please note that this report is for screening purposes. Proper diagnosis requires more tests.
