Osteoporosis

Do men go through menopause too? And is muscle building as challenging for men as it is for women? Today, we'll explore whether testosterone levels drop significantly with age, making it nearly impossible for men to build muscle despite strength training.

Do you know the feeling that things get a bit more challenging around the age of 50? Especially women going through menopause often struggle with their weight, lose strength, and the firmness of their bodies. But this is not a fate to be simply accepted. In this article, you will learn what changes in your body and what it takes for fat loss and muscle building for women over 50.

Andrea Andris came to AURUM Training with back pain, posture issues, and an osteoporosis diagnosis. And she's not alone in this – over 400,000 people in Switzerland are dealing with osteoporosis. Theoretically, exercise helps counter bone loss, but not all movements are equally effective. "I'm 62 years old, and thanks to AURUM, I've got more strength than ever." But it's not just about increased strength; it's also about higher bone density. Discover why strength training, especially AURUM Training, is the ultimate bone safeguard.

You become unsteady when your muscles disappear. Every year from the age of 30, we lose between 0.3 and 1.3% of our muscles. This is a natural aging process. Learn in the article what happens with the declining muscle mass as you age and what you can do about it. Because sarcopenia (muscle atrophy) is preventable.