Paul Saladino· MD
The age-related reduction in the sensitivity of muscle protein synthesis to exercise or protein can be overcome with greater volumes of resistance exercise or greater doses of protein.
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The age-related reduction in the sensitivity of muscle protein synthesis to exercise or protein can be overcome with greater volumes of resistance exercise or greater doses of protein.
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as we age our skeletal muscle develops a bit of resistance toward the initiation of muscle protein Sy is same paper by Don Layman talks about this and we need a little more protein or a little more resistance exercise to really do that