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>in a ratio that shifts from fat towards muscle as energy supplies dwindle it's in fact the other way around. The body first reduces what is not used (unused m
by Silverback_VII 4y ago
>in a ratio that shifts from fat towards muscle as energy supplies dwindle
it's in fact the other way around. The body first reduces what is not used (unused muscles) and then energy reserves.
- arcticbull 4y ago[citation needed]
- Silverback_VII 4y ago>citation needed common sense Try to build some muscle and get shredded... should be very easy with your methode/logic
- arcticbull 4y agoWith respect 'common sense' is frequently wrong which is why I was asking for some study, evidence, documentation etc. Along the lines of the articles I provided. If you just want an anecdote it certainly works for this guy [1]. And he, in turn links out to a ton of studies. To be clear at no point did I claim that fasting would grow muscle, I don't have any data to back that up. What I said was that your body will preserve muscle when fasting because muscle is useful and fat is not. This is backed up by the articles I cited indicating significant HGH increase, and articles citing the role of HGH as inhibiting the breakdown of muscle and promoting the breakdown of fat. Your claim requires evidence. [1] https://leangains.com/ https://leangains.com/