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.
the igf-1 the autocrine igf-1 that is released by the muscle tissue itself in response to mechanical tension is very anabolic so let me just explain for a moment to people the difference between endocrine paracrine and autocrine
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igf-1 autocrine or paracrine igf-1 that gets released by the muscle tissue itself is also called mechano growth factor and that is very anabolic to muscle tissue
the igf-1 the autocrine igf-1 that is released by the muscle tissue itself in response to mechanical tension is also called mecano growth factor and that is very anabolic to muscle tissue
igf-1 autocrine or paracrine igf-1 that gets released by the muscle tissue itself is also called mecano growth factor and that is very anabolic to muscle tissue