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loss of strength

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See: failure, fault, frailty


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This loss of strength is not the normal result of aging, it's primarily the result of a sedentary lifestyle.
Inactivity causes loss of strength and stamina which can contribute to weight gain, depression and a multitude of other health problems.
Lack of strength can be the result of poor physical conditioning or even prior injuries and the resultant loss of strength.
 
 
 
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