RECOMENDACIONES DE INGESTA PROTEICA EN ADULTOS MAYORES
Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people: a position paper from the PROT-AGE Study Group.
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Many social discussions support the article’s guidelines, emphasizing that older adults need more dietary protein, with examples like mentions of medical societies’ endorsements and debates on appropriate intake levels. The tone varies from supportive to questioning, but overall, the conversation demonstrates a high level of interest and recognition of the article's impact on health recommendations.
Most discussions highlight supporting evidence and emphasize the importance of increased protein intake for older adults, aligning closely with the publication's conclusions.
The discussions show high engagement and curiosity, especially with references to medical opinions, new recommendations, and debates about relevance for normal weight seniors.
Posts involve detailed responses, referencing specific studies, societal guidelines, and implications, indicating active engagement.
The discussions reflect a recognition of significant health implications, such as combating sarcopenia and aging, showing influence on perceptions and potential practice changes.
Abstract in brief
- Older adults require more dietary protein than younger individuals to support health, recovery, and functionality due to age-related changes in protein metabolism and disease-related inflammation.
- The PROTAGE Study Group recommends that older adults aim for at least 10 to 12 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight daily, with higher intake (around 12 g/kg) for those who are physically active or exercising.
- Special considerations are needed for older people with severe kidney disease, who may need to limit protein intake; meanwhile, factors like protein quality and timing may be important, but more evidence is needed to make clear guidelines.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyY es que no 'todo el mundo' es igual. Más allá de 'ponerte mazao', tanto la ingesta proteica como el entrenamiento de fuerza IMPORTAN. https://t.co/juhoZIEkkn https://t.co/0ezpIcJyJC https://t.co/hg4wKCZSLi https://t.co/cnQElOV5X5 https://t.co/QEobxNrQ5r https://t.co/2pfqxihs64
Actualmente, y en la prevención de la sarcopenia asociada con la edad, se sugiere un rango comprendido entre 1,0 a 1,5 d/PRO/kg/día. https://t.co/0ezpIcJyJC https://t.co/4xBOvwDpvg https://t.co/Zeni3Tw4tm
La recomendación de 0,83 ha sido ya cuestionada en varias ocasiones. En el año 2013, el grupo PROT-AGE ya habla de un rango BASE de 1,0 a 1,2 g/PRO/kg/día (https://t.co/0ezpIcJyJC) Además, apuntan a un consumo SUPERIOR a 1,2 en adultos mayores más activos.
@shameermulji @eva3034385615 Requirements for protein undoubtedly higher in older people per https://t.co/hWqiLRPHtz and https://t.co/jI5eP563bt but the biggest thing an older person could do for their health is exercise!
@SANCYDnutricion @ElenaDF75 Viene a confirmar los resultados del Estudio Prot-Age y el cambio en las recomendaciones de los requerimientos de la ingesta proteica. https://t.co/oPg4tUglcq
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高齢者のタンパク質摂取に関する推奨 Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people: a position paper from the PROT-A… https://t.co/jjvATnpYZU
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RECOMENDACIONES DE INGESTA PROTEICA EN ADULTOS MAYORES
Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people: a position paper from the PROT-A… https://t.co/jrkTImoxih
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@agingdoc1 @garacreen @JudithSimcox @LammingLab Don't worry, lovers of steak & protein. This is just another way to make obese mice loose weight (always increases lifespan). No relevance to healthy weight human aging, where more protein is likely better, as recommended by a bunch of medical societies (https://t.co/xYBybUr3ql).
@VincenzoCirulli @DanielJDrucker @LammingLab Don't worry, lovers of steak and other protein. This is just another way to make obese mice loose weight. Has no relevance to normal weight human aging, where more protein is likely better, as recommended by a bunch of medical societies here (https://t.co/xYBybUr3ql)
@aginghighlights Yes, if you are an obese mouse,"limiting dietary levels of specific essential amino acids may provide the secret to a long and healthy life" through weight loss! But for humans, geriatric societies say the opposite: "older adults need more dietary protein" https://t.co/Mm1ZRSavUg
@LammingLab @robwilliamsiii Really? How come that medical associations actually say "older adults need more dietary protein than do younger adults to support good health" (https://t.co/Mm1ZRRTsSg)? This has been cited ~2000 times. Always extrapolating from obese subjects risks giving very very bad advice!
@jdmiller_ @KristerKauppi @TSchmauck @AdrianMoliere @CharlesMBrenner I fully agree that this would be a very important experiment, both for rapamycin as a drug, and my theory (less important). To my knowledge, nobody has done this yet. But reducing growth impairs fitness (https://t.co/xYBybUr3ql). Just looking at lifespan might obscure other cost.
Actualmente, y en la prevención de la sarcopenia asociada con la edad, se sugiere un rango comprendido entre 1,0 a 1,5 d/PRO/kg/día. https://t.co/0ezpIcJyJC https://t.co/4xBOvwDpvg https://t.co/Zeni3Tw4tm
La recomendación de 0,83 ha sido ya cuestionada en varias ocasiones. En el año 2013, el grupo PROT-AGE ya habla de un rango BASE de 1,0 a 1,2 g/PRO/kg/día (https://t.co/0ezpIcJyJC) Además, apuntan a un consumo SUPERIOR a 1,2 en adultos mayores más activos.
Y es que no 'todo el mundo' es igual. Más allá de 'ponerte mazao', tanto la ingesta proteica como el entrenamiento de fuerza IMPORTAN. https://t.co/juhoZIEkkn https://t.co/0ezpIcJyJC https://t.co/hg4wKCZSLi https://t.co/cnQElOV5X5 https://t.co/QEobxNrQ5r https://t.co/2pfqxihs64
Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people: a position paper from the PROT-A… https://t.co/vkywyHIBTI. Keep moving and keep smiling.
RT @Plant_proof: @sjoshimd @ScepticalDoctor https://t.co/QIgTd1v4lZ Some specific recommendations in this paper for folks with GFR <30 mL…
@sjoshimd @ScepticalDoctor https://t.co/QIgTd1v4lZ Some specific recommendations in this paper for folks with GFR <30 mL/min/1.73 m(2)
@shameermulji @eva3034385615 Requirements for protein undoubtedly higher in older people per https://t.co/hWqiLRPHtz and https://t.co/jI5eP563bt but the biggest thing an older person could do for their health is exercise!
高齢者は最低1日1.0−1.2g/kg(体重が60kgなら60g〜72g)のタンパク質の摂取を推奨する。 ただし、重度の腎臓病患者は除く。 低栄養の高齢者は非常に多いです。 栄養面のアドバイスも行いより効果の高い介入を。 https://t.co/FpRWiiZust
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@SANCYDnutricion @ElenaDF75 Viene a confirmar los resultados del Estudio Prot-Age y el cambio en las recomendaciones de los requerimientos de la ingesta proteica. https://t.co/oPg4tUglcq
Evidence-Based Recommendations for Optimal Dietary Protein Intake in Older People: A Position Paper From the PROT-AGE Study Group https://t.co/4dgHzepqBZ
Evidence-based recommendations for optimal dietary protein intake in older people: a position paper from the PROT-AGE Study Group. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/bFTsBC8pjY