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He added a ton when bulking then lost a ton when cutting down, but Iver
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Well it’s just a fact along with satellite cell activation and AMPK
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
the mtor pathway is the primary contributor to muscle growth
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Stop spreading misinfo if you genuinely have no clue
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
No im calling everything else you said wrong
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Tell me what specifically
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
You’re over here insulting me when you can’t even formulate in words the thing you are arguing against
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Now, like a logical human being, refute each these points 1 by 1
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Bro who told you you were worth anyone’s time 😭
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
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pia8
307 posts · first seen Oct 2025
The deficit determines the loss, nothing else
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Your just wrong do your own research
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
This isn’t how a debate works 😂
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
Who said this is a debate jfl Itd a peptides general
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rhonda27
63 posts · first seen Nov 2025
But okay progressive overload does not indicate muscle growth it indicates performance improvement.
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albertmore
30 posts · first seen Nov 2025
@BBA_Mia how many mgs of tirz are you on weekly
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Don’t ever @ me again bro, you come here to argue with me and can’t even formulate points against what I’m saying
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
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stacy729
142 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Alright then. Assuming I’ve performed a movement for several weeks (so majority of neurological adaptations are made), if I lift the same load for an extra 5 reps keeping the same form, how was I able to do this?
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pia8
307 posts · first seen Oct 2025
The bigger your deficit the more likely your body is to prioritise muscle loss over fat because your body enters a catabolic state
And fat is seen as energy
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