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The Anabolic Window Myth: What Science Actually Shows About Protein Timing and Muscle Growth
Decades of fitness culture have centered on consuming protein within a narrow "anabolic window" after exercise. New evidence from a…
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Mitochondria as metabolic factories: Beyond the battery metaphor in cellular health
Mitochondria function as integrated biochemical factories synthesising DNA, RNA, antioxidants, and cellular repair molecules—far beyond simple energy production. New research…
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