The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
the Solus is what we call postural or anti-gravity for the exact stuff you mentioned like you it needs to stay up and it needs to be on uh and in fact you can actually have a Solus contracted for hours and be totally totally fine and you won't even realize it for the most part it's actually good metabolically
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and the gastrock is is almost the opposite it is almost exclusively fast twitch but not nearly as exclusive as your soles so the Solus is what we call postural or anti-gravity for the exact stuff you mentioned like you it needs to stay up and it needs to be on uh and in fact you can actually have a Solus contracted for hours and be totally totally fine and you won't even realize it for the most part it's actually good metabolically but you would not realize it if you contracted your gas TR for more than a few seconds you're you're probably going to feel the burn like pretty quickly
the variation in something like a Solus could be that um I think probably if you saw somebody who's 30% fast twitch in the Solus that's a very very high number um I wouldn't be surprised if I saw somebody 95 though