A new study of Quebec examines the role of anti-oxidant intake in early Sarcopenia. Sarcopenia is a condition that affects the elderly that involves wasting muscle mass
It was theorized that higher consumption of vitamins a, C, e and selenium would help slow or prevent muscular. the results of the study show a positive correlation between the higher consumption of anti-oxidants and retention of muscle.
The study also showed that a higher protein intake can also contribute to the prevention of muscle break down.
Rule of thumb – start downing them from the Green and get adequate protein.