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 analogy we use here in our undergradu classes is a light switch so once you hit that certain threshold a molt the muscle fiber contracts as hard as it possibly can there is no way there's no dimmer switch here you can't go 80% 85 50 it's 100% once you get to that action potential
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skeletal muscle fibers can't contract at different levels of force what I mean is once you flick them on they go on fully and that's the only way they can contract and so the analogy we use here in our undergradu classes is a light switch so once you hit that certain threshold a molt the muscle fiber contracts as hard as it possibly can there is no way there's no dimmer switch here you can't go 80% 85 50 it's 100% once you get to that action potential