I love how many over complicate things, I love it, but in reality, if you get stronger you get bigger, it's as simple as that
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Originally posted by Fella FinnGotta agree with you on that one. Everything has become so incredibly scientific these days that it's no wonder why there are so many confused people.
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Bodybuilders undergo rigorous weightlifting and strength training, which alters their physique and makes them stronger and leaner.
Long-term as well as immediate health advantages might come from increasing muscle mass.
For instance, according to LiveStrong, sarcopenia, the natural and expected reduction in muscle, is responsible for the loss of muscular mass and strength that comes with aging.
Increasing your muscle mass earlier in life can help to delay the natural aging process of your muscles, keeping you stronger for longer.
Though it does have some potential drawbacks, in t he long run, it can help you live freely and retain a higher quality of life in your senior years.
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