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International balance researchers spotlight the silent reason strong people still fall...
"Cognitive frailty in older adults is an independent risk factor for falls."
In plain terms?
Your brain, not just your muscles, plays a major role in your balance.
Even if you're active.
Even if you're doing leg work, stretches, all the right things...
If your brain's ability to focus, react, and stay sharp begins to fade...
Your sense of balance can quietly start to slip right along with it.
And this isn't rare.
Falls send more than 800,000 older adults to the hospital every year...
Most from everyday moments they didn't expect to go wrong.
That pause before stepping off a curb.
Reaching for a wall when getting out of bed.
Feeling "a little off" but not sure why.
These aren't just quirks of aging.
They might be signs your body and brain are falling out of sync.
The good news?
There's something you can do—once you know what to look for.
Learn how to reconnect your mind-body balance
James
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