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Abstract
Emerging evidence suggests that muscle quality may be a more reliable indicator of functional capacity and longevity than absolute muscle mass.
- The balance between fat mass and lean mass is crucial for health outcomes.
- Excess fat mass is linked to chronic diseases and reduced lifespan.
- Preserving lean mass is important for reducing fall risk and maintaining independence.
- Incretin-based weight loss therapies are effective in reducing body weight but may lead to lean mass loss.
- These therapies could potentially improve muscle quality despite the loss of lean mass.
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