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High stress hormones keep your body in break down mode instead of build up

Anything past 12 reps is cardio IDC what anyone says

Thyroid hormones regulate metabolism so slow thyroid slow repair

20 reps with load therapy you didn’t ask for.

Insulin sensitivity matters better nutrient partitioning faster rebuild

You don’t lift you negotiate with gravity

Chronically high cortisol wrecks muscle recovery more than people think

If you finish the set standing you didn’t go heavy enough

Estrogen actually helps joints and connective tissue recover underrated

Poor recovery usually means hormones are out of rhythm not just training too hard.

20-rep squats are how lifters discover new religions

It’s both cardio AND hypertrophy the Swiss Army knife of suffering.

Most lifters hit a plateau not from training but from chronically stressed hormones

Stability matters most for real injury prevention

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