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Not only does it say barely nothing, this is a surface-level misinformed take with no references for most of the claims and references to maybe 5 studies. Readi
by bizzu0wakhygv 3y ago
Not only does it say barely nothing, this is a surface-level misinformed take with no references for most of the claims and references to maybe 5 studies. Reading a handful of studies in this field is completely meaningless. If you want to actually learn how to build muscle you can consume say Mike Israetel's content.
As for "good genetics" in the article; Top bodybuilders generally mean with "good genetics" that your body's response to steroids is good. It does not mean that you naturally are an average person and by some magical reason respond incredibly well to training and eating because your genetics are "good".
- nordsieck 3y ago> Top bodybuilders generally mean with "good genetics" that your body's response to steroids is good. 1. There are both tested and untested competitions. 2. Because bodybuilding is an aesthetic discipline, part of "good genetics" is not just the ability to grow lots of muscle, but where the muscle attaches to the bone.