Why is it easy to gain muscles when young

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All experts on bodybuilding forums are telling: "t levels dont matter for naturals, as long as you are in the reference range".
But then why is it harder for oldcels to gain muscles? Is the t level really not that important?
 
yes of course its important...
 
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jfl if T isn't important try injecting testosterone enanthate and just don't do any exercise for a few weeks. React "JFL" if you don't gain at least a few kg of muscle.
 
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jfl if T isn't important try injecting testosterone enanthate and just don't do any exercise for a few weeks. React "JFL" if you don't gain at least a few kg of muscle.
Yes of course, but then your levels will be far away from natural reference range.
 
Yes of course, but then your levels will be far away from natural reference range.
That doesn't make sense. Even logically, if a large increase in blood T causes a significant increase in muscle mass (and loss of fat too), we can say that smaller (but still significant) differences within the natural reference range also make a difference. The difference between a 400 ng/dl man and a 800 ng/dl man (both within reference range) will be massive. Doesn't matter if it's natural or exogenous. T is T.
 
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That doesn't make sense. Even logically, if a large increase in blood T causes a significant increase in muscle mass (and loss of fat too), we can say that smaller (but still significant) differences within the natural reference range also make a difference. The difference between a 400 ng/dl man and a 800 ng/dl man (both within reference range) will be massive. Doesn't matter if it's natural or exogenous. T is T.

Makes sense.
But in the end, only free t (and shbg) matters.
 
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Faster recovery aswell, allowing you to work your muscles harder
 
This is a natty cope
 
All experts on bodybuilding forums are telling: "t levels dont matter for naturals, as long as you are in the reference range".
But then why is it harder for oldcels to gain muscles? Is the t level really not that important?
higher t levels, longer metabolic window, faster recovery
 
All experts on bodybuilding forums are telling: "t levels dont matter for naturals, as long as you are in the reference range".
But then why is it harder for oldcels to gain muscles? Is the t level really not that important?
its way more complicated than just being high T it also has to do with growth hormone, collagen, ligaments , ur joints these are all in their prime and start degrading at 25 T starts getting worse after 20 probably

though being higher T will mean more muscle and more strength (conversion from dht)
 
I gained muscle very easily at 17 and lost fat at the same time
If you're 17 and don't gain muscle easily you got shit genes
 

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