27/03/2026
From your 40s onwards, you start to lose muscle mass. Unless you prioritise strength training, a process called Sarcopenia will speed up around 50 and your muscle will deteriorate over time.
Why does that matter, I hear you ask?
This matters because:
- Muscle keeps your metabolism higher
- It supports joints and prevents injury
- It helps maintain independence long-term. If you fall, muscle mass means you can get back up. If you want to go on holiday, muscle mass allows you to carry your bags. If you want to live longer, muscle mass is the number one indicator for that.
If you want to be a healthy grandparent, you need to have muscle mass.
So how do you know how much muscle mass you have? An Inbody scan will tell you in two minutes.
An InBody scan helps you track and protect your muscle mass, as well as measure your visceral fat and other markers that help us determine what you need to optimise in order to feel good in your later years.
The scan is accurate, simple and a great starting point to building strong for the future. 💪🏻