The problem is that most of the time, when people succeed at their weight-loss goals, they wind up losing muscle. Michal Mor, co-founder, head of science and chief of product at Lumen, a Tel Aviv based company
If I want to gain muscle while maintaining a steady weight at say 185, could I achieve this by only eating a surplus of calories on days that I lift, and then restricting my caloric intake on off days that I may use to do some cardio? Is it possible for this to work, or do...
Losing, gaining, or staying the same: how do different weight change attempts relate to muscle dysmorphia and eating disorder symptoms across genders?Chloe WhiteNelson PangJason M. NagataShannon ZaitsoffKyle T. Ganson
At its core, hypertrophy training involves lifting weights at a moderate to high intensity for a moderate number of repetitions. The goal is to create micro-tears in the muscle fibers, which then repair and grow stronger and larger during the recovery process. This leads to muscle hypertrophy o...
So when people say, “I want to lose weight,” what they really mean is “I want to lose fat.” When people say, “I want to gain weight,” they usually mean “I want to gain muscle.” -Well, there are two main approaches to losing fat ...
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