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Does the body process food and supplements the same way?
I am currently progressing through 'Mad Cow' system and I have upped my calorie intake over the past 1 to 2 months. I have a question that I wondered if anyone could shed some light on.
I take about ...
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Does it damage the joints if we do pushups everyday?
I'm doing 100 pushups everyday and now I'm afraid whether this will cause damage to the shoulder joints?
Will this help me to gain Chest muscles?
Thanks
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Would lots of walking allow me to lean out while lifting and eating a lot?
Suppose I'm on a hypercaloric diet (i.e bulking diet), lifting weights, and I also go for a walk 3 hours a day.
Walking is not an aerobic exercise, so the ratio of glycogen vs fat used as fuel is ...
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effect of masturbation on gym workout to gain muscle
For years I'm listening from everyone that we have to stop masturbation and also limit sex as it let down process of gaining muscle. Also everyone in gym suggests me to completely stop masturbation.
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How does muscle build up when we exercise?
I want to put on some muscles, so I thought the best way to get started is to learn how the process of muscle build up works. I want to start from the basics to get good results.
So, how exactly do ...
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The influence of cortisol on muscle gains
I know that there are several things which result in an increase of cortisol release, such as:
Stress
Too long workouts
Caffeine, especially in energy drinks
One influence is that cortisol will ...
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suggest some diet for me as I want to gain muscles and at same time want to reduce belly fat
I workout daily for half an hour to gain some muscles(e.g. chess and weight lifting). I have a nice physic except a little bit belly fat, so for that I daily do some half an hour walking and 15 ...
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How does the cyclic-ketogenic diet allow weight loss and muscle gain?
The common notion is that in order to gain muscle you must be a "calorie surplus", and in order to burn fat/lose weight you must be a in a "calorie deficit. However the cyclic-ketogenic diet claims ...
