Novel theory of the effects of lean tissues contractile force inhibiting growth

[barettrealrx]

Post a study about how hypertrophy stunts growth


I posted a study which proved lifting increaes igf 1 now its ur turn

The igf spike is temporary

I have no study but your study is irrelevant as well, i have reasoning for my hyopthesis

Notice how rural people tend to be shorter than urban people, you may say this is because of nutrition? But in developed nations like the us, the nutrition gap wouldnt nearly be big enough to make a difference, so it must be something else.
Being shorter doesnt make you better at farming. Farmers involve usage of their spinal erectors, quadratus lumborum, and abs heavily while doing farmwork, probably the reason theyre shorter?

And im speaking about hypertrophy of the muscles thar surround the spine and femur and tibia

 

[barettrealrx]

It doesn't work like that being strong doesn't stunt growth

I said muscular hypertrophy not being strong

 

[ConfusedBolivian]

FIRST
off, contractile force is used to describe the "tightness" of a muscle. Generally, when a muscle is built up, it becomes tighter, and the contractile force increases. If a tight muscle whos lines run vertically, and attach/surround the major bones important for height, the femur, spine, and tibia, then the contractile force will act upon those bones and degenerate the growth. They dont necessarily have to attach to the bone in question by the way. These include the abdominals, spinal erectors, quadratus lumborum, quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves.

In summary, avoid training these muscles and scretch them frequently as so to avoid contractile force acting in the vertical plane and retarding your growth

yeah this is why i didnt grew since i was 15, maybe i couldnt been 6'4 like my brother that didnt gymcel

 

[barettrealrx]

yeah this is why i didnt grew since i was 15, maybe i couldnt been 6'4 like my brother that didnt gymcel

THX FINALLY HIGH IQ BHAI WHO UNDERSTANDS

 

[ConfusedBolivian]

THX FINALLY HIGH IQ BHAI WHO UNDERSTANDS

it is water anyways, ppl are just dumb af

 

[aber]

FIRST
off, contractile force is used to describe the "tightness" of a muscle. Generally, when a muscle is built up, it becomes tighter, and the contractile force increases. If a tight muscle whos lines run vertically, and attach/surround the major bones important for height, the femur, spine, and tibia, then the contractile force will act upon those bones and degenerate the growth. They dont necessarily have to attach to the bone in question by the way. These include the abdominals, spinal erectors, quadratus lumborum, quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves.

In summary, avoid training these muscles and scretch them frequently as so to avoid contractile force acting in the vertical plane and retarding your growth

Stretching muscles surrounding your bones that contribute to height is high IQ pubertymaxxing.

 

[PsychoDsk]

No my hypothesis is based off basic deduction from known variables
You have no study besides anecdotal evidence
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you know that site has a median of 125 right
your iq is average, it looks stupid if you brag abt it

 

[barettrealrx]

you know that site has a median of 125 right
your iq is average, it looks stupid if you brag abt it

U have no source for that

Compared to official proctored tests it actually deflates the score