Andrew Huberman· PhD
And as much as those guys that had the highest androgenic response in terms of epinephrin release, norepinephrine release also sustained force output for a longer period of the workout than those that didn't.
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And as much as those guys that had the highest androgenic response in terms of epinephrin release, norepinephrine release also sustained force output for a longer period of the workout than those that didn't.
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So the the the individuals that had a lower um stimulus of of the sympathetic arousal, let's say, um certainly didn't perform as well throughout the workout.