The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
skeletal muscle as a nutrient sensing organ can respond like youthful tissue and the way that it responds like youthful tissue from an amino acid perspective just thinking about how we eat to maintain that is that when we increase our dietary protein so older individuals or individual as they age require more protein to then stimulate mtor
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if you look in young populations I mean uh one of the studies you you sent me on protein distribution showed no difference uh in 30-year-old women which doesn't really surprise me because when you're young and even like 30 wouldn't be considered young but young enough that you still have like the normal kind of uh translation initiation signaling so the mour pathway
if you look in young populations I mean uh one of the studies you you sent me on protein distribution showed no difference uh in 30-year-old women which doesn't really surprise me because when you're young and even like 30 wouldn't be considered young but young enough that you still have like the normal kind of uh translation initiation signaling