1974
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-00953-6_2
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Die Bedeutung der Proteine in der Ernährung des Alten Menschen

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“…These findings are congruent with the reported results of Leake (1), De Carlo (2), deVries (3) and Barry et al (4). They are incongruent with the belief that exercise after age 60 has minimal effects on fitness (5, 6). Furthermore, the patients who underwent elective surgical operations were exposed to the balanced fitness program during both the pre‐ and postoperative stages, and their histories attest the positive results, e.g., fewer complications and shorter hospital stay.…”
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“…These findings are congruent with the reported results of Leake (1), De Carlo (2), deVries (3) and Barry et al (4). They are incongruent with the belief that exercise after age 60 has minimal effects on fitness (5, 6). Furthermore, the patients who underwent elective surgical operations were exposed to the balanced fitness program during both the pre‐ and postoperative stages, and their histories attest the positive results, e.g., fewer complications and shorter hospital stay.…”
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“…A vital unanswered question with reference to the use of exercise for aged populations is: What influence does a program of preventive geriatric care have upon elderly ambulatory patients when included in the medical “team” approach? Some authors claim that engaging in sport training programs for persons over age 40 with little prior training, has minimal fitness effects and after the sixth decade there is virtually no noticeable effect (5, 6).…”
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