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April 1, 2026Food & Function1 citationsOpen Access

Combined effects of a low-dose multi-target supplement (CaHMB, CBP, and HA) on delaying musculoskeletal aging

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HCHaoqi ChenQingdao UniversityJPJunhong PengSun Yat-sen UniversitySGShanshan GuoInner Mongolia Electric Power (China)

Key Points

  • The research aims to investigate how a low-dose combination of supplements affects age-related muscle and bone loss.
  • Administered a low-dose combination of CaHMB, CBP, and HA.
  • Assessed age-related changes in muscle and bone density.
  • Evaluated the interaction between muscle and bone health through the muscle-bone axis.
  • The supplement combination significantly delays muscle loss with aging.
  • Bone density improvements are noted alongside muscle preservation.
  • Overall findings indicate a comprehensive benefit for musculoskeletal health.

Abstract

A low-dose combination of CaHMB, CBP, and HA delays age-related muscle and bone loss during the transition to old age, with comprehensive benefits potentially mediated by the muscle–bone axis.

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Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7ab35652765b073a8042https://doi.org/10.1039/d6fo00352d
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