Age with Strength — on Your Terms
Sarcopenia - The Silent Muscle Crisis
Strength and Muscle Loss—The Hidden Threat to Healthy Aging
With countless longevity products flooding the market, it's easy to lose focus on what truly matters. However the answer is really simple
Research shows us that muscle health is one of the most critical factors in healthy aging, surpassing many other longevity interventions.
Adults naturally experience muscle loss—the progressive loss of muscle mass and strength—at approximately 8% per decade after age 30, accelerating dramatically after age 65
Maintaining muscle mass is one of the strongest predictors of longevity, related to injury prevention, metabolic health, and quality of life
Losing muscle isn’t just about strength It slows metabolism, weakens bones, increases the risk of falls, and accelerates aging, making everyday activities and independence harder
Strength Predicts Longevity
Understanding Muscle Loss
Increased Protein Needs Age-related anabolic resistance means your body needs more protein to maintain and build muscle, leading to impossible meal plans
Nutrition and Absorption As we age changes in digestion reduce your body's ability to absorb vital nutrients and proteins, compounding the issue
Recovery from Illness or Injuries Slower recovery from injuries and periods of inactivity can lead to fast muscle loss, reduced mobility and consequently loss of social connections
Medical Reasons Certain drugs such as GLP1 inhibitors like Ozempic may lead to additional muscle loss, worsening the problem.
Metabolic Health Impacts Declining muscle mass affects cardiovascular health and blood sugar regulation.
Fortunately, age related muscle loss (Sarcopenia) isn’t completely inevitable There is a science-backed way to preserve strength, stay active, and defy aging
The Premier Muscle Strength Supplement for over 50
Introducing Strength Renew 50+
How It Works
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Essential Amino Acid Blend
This is the baseline. Our body needs all nine essential amino acids for daily protein synthesis
✓ EAAs are crucial for muscle growth, repair and many other functions including immune system, organs, joints, hormones, and metabolic health
✓ Your body continuously breaks down muscle for amino acids. To address this, you must replenish EAAs through diet or supplements
✓ A blend of all nine EAAs offer a higher absorption rate than standard protein powders, suitable for pre-workout and recovery
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Protein Synthesis Boosters
We use a blend of powerful ingredients to elevate anabolic processes and drive nutrient delivery.
✓ Creatine Monohydrate: Enhances ATP production for stronger muscle growth
✓ HMB: Amplifies the effect of proteins on muscle synthesis
✓ Velositol™ : Reduces muscle protein breakdown
✓ L-Citrulline: Improves blood flow and nutrient delivery
✓ Beta Alanine: Supports endurance and reduces fatigue
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Anti-Aging Powerhouse
Lastly we add a set of targeted ingredients combating the effects of aging and supporting cellular muscle health
✓ Pomegranate Extract: Protects muscles from oxidative stress and inflammation
✓ Betaine (TMG): Enhances cellular methylation and hydration processes, supporting DNA repair
✓ Shilajit Extract: Boosts mitochondrial energy production and reduces inflammation
✓ Magnesium Malate: Combines magnesium’s essential role in muscle and nerve functio
Let customers speak for us
Strength Renew is exactly what I needed. I’ve been focusing on eating right and staying active, but this supplement has really amplified my results. I am moving more and feeling more energetic.
As someone who loves staying active but struggles with recovery, Strength Renew has been a game-changer. I don’t feel as sore after training, and my body seems to bounce back faster. Highly recommend it!
I’ve been using Strength Renewed for three months as an early adopter, and I feel stronger and more energized. It has been a game-changer for me!
After just a few weeks on Strength Renew 50+, I’m already noticing a difference. My body feels stronger, and I’m more confident in my ability to stay active throughout the day. I wish I had started this sooner!"
Experts on Muscle Health
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Peter Attia, MD’s bestseller “Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity” on Muscle Strength and Aging
But both physical activity levels and muscle mass decline steeply after about age sixty-five, and then even more steeply after about seventy-five. It’s as if people just fall off a cliff sometime in their mid-seventies.
Muscle mass is a highly, highly predictive metric of how long you're going to live
Continued muscle loss and inactivity literally puts our lives at risk. Seniors with the least muscle mass are at the greatest risk of dying from all causes.
Protein and amino acids are the essential building blocks of life. Without them, we simply cannot build or maintain the lean muscle mass that we need. -
Dr. Gabrielle Lyon's book "Forever Strong: A New, Science-Based Strategy for Aging Well"
The tissues in your body contain proteins. Over the course of a single year, nearly every one of these proteins gets replaced. It’s mission-critical to ensure that you have sufficient and proper nutrients to meet, and exceed, these requirements. A body trying to make do with a low-protein diet will prioritize the survival of the liver, heart, brain, kidney, and gastrointestinal tract.
Given the body’s constant rebuild and repair cycles, these organs have high amino-acid demands, and your body will always work to take care of your organs first. Eating only enough protein to fuel these essential functions will leave your body lacking sufficient amino-acid supply to support skeletal-muscle growth and repair. -
Dr. Christian Schimanek, Orthopedic Surgeon, Tyrol, Austria, primeLifespan Lead Medical Advisor
In my 30+ years as an orthopedic surgeon in the Austrian Alps, I've seen firsthand how critical muscle mass and strength is for active aging—especially for patients who want to continue skiing into their 60s, 70s, and beyond.
What many people don’t realize is how challenging it is to meet daily protein requirements, which for older adults is around 1.6 grams per kilogram of body weight (e.g. 120g for a 180-pound man). To consume that much through diet alone would mean eating an impractical amount of protein-heavy food daily.
"From a sports medicine perspective we need solutions that can address this problem and help seniors better retain muscle mass, especially during periods of lower activity due to accidents or illness.
Take Control of Your Aging Journey
Free eBook Download
The 80/20 Guide to Longevity: Why Maintaining Muscle Strength Outperforms Most Expensive Anti-Aging Strategies
✓ The top causes of aging— why it’s easier and more critical to address those than many expensive anti-aging treatments
✓ The Longevity Master Chart- Which longevity strategies are most beneficial - listed by years of added lifespan!
✓ Why eating commonly recommended amounts of protein and exercising isn’t enough —and the real fix for stopping muscle loss at 50+
✓ The three essential factors to maintaining strength after 50—miss one, and muscle loss accelerates.
The Only Muscle Support You Need After 50
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