
Category: Bodybuilding


Rise in Muscle Dysmorphia among Youth Revealed by New Study
In general, bodybuilders are more likely to suffer from muscle dysmorphia. But according to a new study, many teenagers and young men believe that their bodies are never muscular …
Athletic Performance: Tendons Key to High-Speed Performance
When a person is running at high speed, their muscles stop producing energy while their tendons take over by releasing energy quickly using the energy return system. To maintain …Research: Why You May Be More Prone to Tendon Injuries as You Age
Why Older People Suffer More Tendon Injuries Older people typically get more tendon injuries, compared to younger persons. Researchers from the United Kingdom have tried to explain why this …
Muscle Mass Enhancement: Yamanaka Factors Accelerate Muscle Regeneration in Mice
Scientists from the Salk Institute published a study in Nature Communications recently that focused on enhancing muscle regeneration in mice using various molecular compounds. Loss of muscle mass occurs …
Steroids Fact: Types, Risks and How They Are Used to Help the Body Heal
Most people have misconceptions regarding steroids and believe that steroids are harmful drugs or drugs used illicitly for body transformation. But the truth is that steroids serve many different …University of Copenhagen: Steroids Can Cause Premature Death
A new study published in the Journal of Internal Medicine claims that steroid users are at a higher risk of developing gynecomastia, acne, Erectile Dysfunction, and experiencing premature death. …Can Amino Acids Supplementation Affect Hormonal Secretion From the Pituitary?
Bodybuilders and athletes use a variety of supplements to keep themselves at the top of their game. The recent trend has been to use several amino acid supplements, most …HGH Pills: What Does the Science Say About Their Effectiveness in Raising Growth Hormone Levels?
The human growth hormone is an important growth-stimulating hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland. It is crucial for osseous and cartilaginous growth in children and is responsible for …

