Peter Attia· MD
i think all those are kind of doing similar things you're recruiting these more and more and more fibers activating them and signaling them to grow
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i think all those are kind of doing similar things you're recruiting these more and more and more fibers activating them and signaling them to grow
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when we think about muscle growing at least when i think about a muscle growing where it requires a muscle to be activated for a sufficient duration of time for all those signaling pathways to be turned on so from my perspective there's a lot of different ways for that to occur you know you can use really really heavy weights you know repeatedly and that will do it
and muscle activation for a sufficient duration of time is is the name of the game at least in my opinion for making a muscle grow
i think all those are kind of doing similar things you're recruiting these more and more and more fibers activating them um and signaling them to grow
muscle activation for a sufficient duration of time is is the name of the game at least in my opinion for making a muscle grow