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4 Things we can learn from Finnish bodybuilders

  • Metabolic damage is a myth; what occurs is a temporary metabolic adaptation that normalizes after diet recovery.
  • Achieving below 5% body fat for men and 12% for women is extremely challenging, even for elite competitors.
  • Building muscle while in an energy deficit is possible, though it becomes increasingly difficult as one becomes leaner and more muscular.
  • Women respond just as effectively as men to dieting and training, possibly gaining muscle under the right conditions.

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