**6. Conclusions**

Patients in the community older groups remain cooperative with the nutritional and walking exercise interventions will reduce aging disorder diseases in community older frailty and skeletal muscle sarcopenia. In the communication older frailty and skeletal muscle sarcopenia population, a walking exercise program improved healthy. Some older communication patients reported mild no need intervention. Walking exercise interventions of shorter duration, no changes were observed for preacclimation. Most importantly, involving the use of accredited walking exercise physiologists were implementing walking exercise programs for the community older frailty and skeletal muscle sarcopenia groups.

It should further be noted that walking exercise training programs and ketogenic diet interventions to the effective treatments for aging in the community older groups. Exercise recommendations for the community older groups, the participants will conduct walking exercise training. The walking exercise was easy, not difficult in the community older groups. Thus, walking exercise interventions in the community older groups program for patients with ketogenic diet was combined. This was associated with some improvement in molecular and cellular markers of the community older groups' performance. This pragmatic trial in primary healthcare aimed to assess the effect of a health promotion program with or without exercise intervention on physical activity in community older groups. It is possible that exercise therapy has been reported to improve the walking distance sitting test, 6 m walking distance, and slow walking speed during walking periods in community older frailty and skeletal muscle sarcopenia groups. After each exercise regimen phase, we find ineligible interventions, especially during challenging walking conditions in the community older groups, such as the average walking speed for 15 m/min. The content of the guidance used in the intervention has been effective in motivating subjects to exercise walking in the community older groups. It contrasts with its limited effect on exercise interventions, changes in vital signs during exercise, changes in energy metabolism, walking distance.
