Peter Attia· MD
so it's not only the stimulation it's the stimulation in combination with the right amount of building blocks at the right am am of time
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so it's not only the stimulation it's the stimulation in combination with the right amount of building blocks at the right am am of time
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it's those amino acids are more than building blocks they're also signaling molecules that directly stimulate muscle protein synthesis so they directly activate um the empor pathway driving muscle protein synthesis
and of course how I translate it is when you perform physical activity the muscle is more interested in having enough building blocks than the signaling process because the signaling process has already been fully activated by the exercise