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With so much emphasis on avoiding sugar, the idea that "all sugar is bad" poses the risk of inadequately consuming essential nutrients.
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A recent review has summarized data pertaining to the question: does intake of added or total #sugarassociate with #diet quality?
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The literature indicates...
I came off all gear (test/tren) about 4 months ago, did PCT, I was fine.
But I did notice not great libido on cycle, and much worse off cycle, to the point that it completely crashed for several weeks after PCT before coming back up a tiny bit.
I lost about 4kg (90kg on cycle, 86kg now) which...
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Most studies (meta-analyses) investigating the dangerous effects of sugar are in fact based on sugar-sweetened soda consumption in diabetics. The levels of sugar consumed have also been relatively high (around 25% of calories).
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This is because studying high sugar consumption in a sick...
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Peptides and proteins are often very discrete terms; however, they refer to biological molecules that often overlap in terms of function and other factors. A peptide is a ‘chain’ of amino acids that is expressed as a result of mRNA translation. This is often thought of as the ‘primary’ dimension...
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insulin
muscle
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The aims of the present study were to: (1) investigate the effect of a weightlifting training session and time-of-day (TOD) upon biological parameters (i.e., oral temperature, hematological, C-reactive protein (CRP), and oxidative stress) and (2) assess their possible link with muscle damage...
HOW DOES MUCLE FIBER HYPERPLASIA OCCUR?
There are two primary mechanisms in
Check out these ‘split’ or branching fibers.
which new fibers can be formed. First, large fibers can split into two or more smaller fibers (i.e., fiber splitting) . And perhaps the primary mechanism is via the...
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I want to bring to light a topic that is of interest to many Muscle Chemistry members and anyone else who's interests, hobbies and...
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