Dr. Veller’s framework points to several concrete next steps for anyone concerned about muscle health: scheduling an annual blood panel to check for vitamin D deficiency or thyroid issues, introducing resistance training at least twice a week, and auditing daily protein intake against age-appropriate needs. The open question for researchers and clinicians remains how early intervention programs — particularly in preventive health care settings — can be scaled to reach adults in their 30s and 40s, well before sarcopenia becomes symptomatic.
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