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Many people think that old age, pain, numbness, tingling are normal, but there is actually more of a "mechanism" behind it.

🦾 Increased age = reduced muscle mass (Sarcopenia)

After about 30 years of age or older, the body begins to lose 3-8% of its muscle mass a year. If it does not strengthen protein and does not stimulate muscle → Muscles become thinner and thinner.

⛑️ Muscle is the muscle nerve shield serves:

✅ Support the bones and joints.

✅ Reduce pressure on the nerves.

✅ help blood flow to the nerve endings.

When less muscle

→ Nerves are easily pressed

→ Blood to feed is reduced

→ Inflammation is easy and slow to heal.

👴🏼 Increased age = slower repair

The body produces reduced collagen, protein and antioxidants.

If the raw material is not enough → the nerves recover slowly, then symptoms occur:

• Chronic anguish

• Tip-on-toe tea

• Weakening

• Recovery more slowly than young adults

If you want nerves to be healthy, start by maintaining muscle mass, stretching exercise, and adding enough protein, nutrients every day. 😊

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A page from Mark Klimek's Blue Book Part 4 notes, covering PCA pump continuation, patient safety guidelines, and skin disorders like pediculosis and pemphigus, presented in a question-and-answer format.
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A page from Mark Klimek's Blue Book Part 4 notes, covering peritoneal dialysis continuation, pernicious anemia, developmental and thinking stages, and placenta previa, in a question-and-answer format.
Mark Klimek Blue Book Part 4️⃣
This consists of: ✨PCA Pump Continuation ✨Patient Safety ✨Skin Disorders ✨Peritoneal Dialysis ✨Pernicious Anemia ✨Development & Thinking ✨Placenta Previa ✨Pneumonia ✨Polycethemia ✨Post-Op ✨DVT ✨Prefixes ✨Pregnancy & Diabetes ✨Pregnancy & HTN ✨Premature Rupture of Membr
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