Kinda-sorta.
The older you get, the harder you have to work to maintain your strength. But that's basically true starting from somewhere in the 20s, so there's nothing special about turning 60. It's been a gradual thing for decades.
Mainly it's about the old saying "use it or lose it". At 60 not many can be bothered to exercise any more, and this is the biggest reason for the loss of strength.
60years old.
yes
Urinary tract infection. Go see you GP.
do dieting and build your muscle
Once a king always a king once a knite's enough
exercise and eat healthy
Marie Osmond is 53 years old (birthdate: October 13, 1959).
an old person has less blood cells, when this happens bones lose the strength that they used to have.
The usual symbols for strength are commonly animals that are known for being protectors. The most common of these would be lions, eagles, bears, etc. Then there are the more fictional animals that can represent strength and protection such as dragons, griffins, etc.
Bone loss is the greatest when you are really old and have osteoporosis, a disease where you lose bone strength.
he has to lose the fat otherwise you cant see the definition in the individual clusters of muscle.
A 12 year old boy will lose his puppy fat as he gets older. As boys grow, they tend to lean out, develop muscle and burn off the fat easier.