3 ms·
Is it strong enough to actually cause that, or is it the kind of thing nonathletes won't notice? Or is the life extension effect too subtle to be relevant at a
by eternityforest 4y ago
Is it strong enough to actually cause that, or is it the kind of thing nonathletes won't notice?
Or is the life extension effect too subtle to be relevant at all outside a flat mousecage?
- nradov 4y agoIt's just a general trend. The strength of the catabolic effect will depend on the specific intervention and dose. The risk is greatest for non-athletes because they tend to be weaker to start with and more likely to experience disabling falls as they age.