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Strength training and life expectancy

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mandell

@mandell · Jul 29, 2026

Does regular strength training increase life expectancy?

Strength training is widely recommended to improve muscle mass, bone density, and physical function. Some research suggests resistance training may also reduce the risk of chronic disease and premature death, while other studies argue that overall physical activity and lifestyle are more important than any specific type of exercise. Based on epidemiological studies, clinical research, and long-term health outcomes, does regular strength training increase life expectancy?

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