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Videothek· The LIVING Room Podcast | Inside The WNDR Lab

Posture, Bone Density & Muscle: A Stanford Doctor Destroys Aging Myths Most People Believe

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Most people focus on living longer. Stanford geriatrician Deborah Kado says that’s the wrong goal — the real goal is living well for longer by protecting strength, mobility, and independence, and the research helps explain why. Deborah Kado is a professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, co-director of the Stanford Longevity Center, and board-certified geriatrician, specializing in bone health, osteoporosis, and aging-related syndromes. In this episode of The LIVING Room Podcast, she shares what decades of research in geriatrics and epidemiology reveal about what actually shapes quality of life as we age — bone health, hip fracture risk, muscle, posture, strength vs power, and why the difference between lifespan and healthspan is everything. What we cover in this conversation: Why hip fractures are deadlier than most people realize Whether bone density loss is actually reversible The difference between living longer and living well Why power matters more than strength as you age What Deborah wishes people in their 30s and 40s understood about aging now Why NAD supplements may be overrated What geriatricians actually do (and why there aren't enough of them) For evidence-based insight on building lasting strength, mobility, and independence — free from the noise of longevity hype — this episode delivers. 00:00 – Can you still build muscle and live well longer? 02:09 – What is a geriatrician vs gerontologist? 03:12 – Why there aren't enough aging doctors (and why it matters) 04:48 – What led Deborah Kado into aging research? 09:02 – Why are hip fractures so dangerous after 50? 11:10 – What does poor posture predict later in life? 16:29 – Healthy longevity starts with strength and function 19:37 – Why is healthy aging harder in younger years? 23:40 – Can you rebuild muscle and function at 90? 26:14 – Can bone density actually improve with treatment? 39:24 – Why chasing immortality may be harming your health 43:29 – What does being mortal teach us about aging? 54:34 – Why does power matter more than strength? 58:35 – Is longevity hype distracting from what works? 01:03:02 – What does living well actually look like? Follow Deb: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-kado-51a03125/ #HealthyAging #BoneHealth #Osteoporosis #SeniorHealth #Longevity #AgingWell #StanfordMedicine #Geriatrics #HealthyLongevity #WomenOver50

The LIVING Room Podcast | Inside The WNDR Lab · 67 min · Quelle veröffentlicht: 2026-04-29

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