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Have you ever woken up in the morning and just felt a little weaker than the day before? Not sick, not in pain, just a bit off. Your legs feel heavier, standing up takes more effort, and simple things like bending down or carrying groceries seem slightly harder than they used to. Most people chalk it up to aging, and while getting older does bring changes, what most people don’t realize is that your muscles may actually be breaking down at night while you sleep. After 60, your body doesn’t process protein the same way. Even if you eat well during the day, your muscles might still be starving overnight. When that happens, your body starts pulling from its own reserves, and that reserve is you,your muscle tissue. It’s a slow process, easy to miss at first, but over time, it adds up. A little less strength here, a bit more soreness there, and before you know it, you’re avoiding stairs or needing help out of a chair. The frustrating part is, it doesn’t feel dramatic. It’s not like an injury or illness. It’s just slow, steady loss that sneaks in while you’re resting. But here’s the good part. You can stop it. You can actually help your body rebuild muscle overnight, and it doesn’t take a major lifestyle change. It starts with what you eat before bed. Just one small change in your evening routine can give your body the fuel it needs to protect your strength, improve recovery, and help you wake up feeling steadier on your feet. In this video, I’m going to share six simple, science-backed foods that can make a big difference for your muscles after 60. I’ll explain how they work, when to take them, and what to combine for even better results. If you want to stay strong, independent, and active as you age, this is something you need to know.