Thinking about stroke risk might be scary, but it’s comforting to know that all three of these markers are modifiable. Regular strength training can improve grip strength and combat sarcopenia, and walking, especially at a brisk pace, supports cardiovascular health and may directly reduce stroke risk based on this research. These are accessible, actionable steps you can take toward stroke prevention.
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