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Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by varjag on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @05:40PM (#21403094)
The joints do get worn out with the age tho..
Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by porknubbins on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @10:17PM (#21405083)
From what I’ve seen it seems more likely that joints take constant low level wear but at young ages the repair mechanisms easily compensate for everyone but extreme athletes, while at older ages it takes much less to overwhelm the repair mechanisms and start doing long term damage.
Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by belltaco on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @09:17PM (#21404779)
What's the best way to preserve them
Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by ericmcer on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @11:48PM (#21405572)
I am only in my mid 30s, but losing 20lbs, switching from heavy weight lifting to more cardio/light weight training, taking a few supplements, long stretching sessions and sauna sessions have me feeling more spry than I did when I was 21. Not sure how long that will keep up, but I don't intend to give into inactivity without a fight :p.
Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by 0xfeba on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @09:48PM (#21404934)
Never use them.

Truthfully I believe it's strength training that actually helps keep them up. Could be wrong.

Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by huherto on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @11:49PM (#21405577)
IMHO. Moderate strength, moderate cardio, Moderate mobility. Mobility in particular may improve blood irrigation on the joints and help regeneration.
Re:Early Retirement May Speed Up Cognitive Decline: Study by PeterisP on Thursday October 31, 2019 @07:52AM (#21407699)
Keep them active with loads that aren't too heavy.

A mobile lifestyle is good, obesity is bad.