Health claim
“Maintaining a grip strength above a specific threshold is a reliable clinical marker for reduced frailty and longer life expectancy in aging populations.”
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Evidence Summary
Some evidence supports this, but findings are inconsistent or limited in scope.
Research shows higher grip strength is associated with lower frailty and longer survival in older adults, but it is one of several indicators and no single threshold is universally validated as a reliable clinical marker.
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