SamTheHobit
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Does muscle turn to fat if you stop gyming?
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Does muscle turn to fat?
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Are you brain damaged or something?
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I know a guy who's really fat but he looks ripped because the fat in his arms look like huge biceps
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Thats why I've been eating grass. I had too many cheeseburgers.
haha !!!
of course not my friend... if you stop gym, stop exercising, eat too much, with time you will lose the muscle and you will gain fat !!!
but if you leave the gym but do some tiny(warming) exercise at home, it is enough to keep the muscle right on
of course not my friend... if you stop gym, stop exercising, eat too much, with time you will lose the muscle and you will gain fat !!!
but if you leave the gym but do some tiny(warming) exercise at home, it is enough to keep the muscle right on
What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.
You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.
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Muscle and fat are two different things,there's no way one is turning into the other as much as silver is turning into gold.
So muscles don't turn into fat if you stop training and fat don't turn into muscles if you start lifting,both are created and destroyed from the body for different reasons and from different stimulations.
The only reason you see once muscled guys getting fat after stop training is because the lack of stimulation slowly deprive them of their muscles and the fact that they keep eating the same amount of calories while burning only part of it lead to highter bodyfat.
So muscles don't turn into fat if you stop training and fat don't turn into muscles if you start lifting,both are created and destroyed from the body for different reasons and from different stimulations.
The only reason you see once muscled guys getting fat after stop training is because the lack of stimulation slowly deprive them of their muscles and the fact that they keep eating the same amount of calories while burning only part of it lead to highter bodyfat.
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Strelok, I agree that muscle and fat are two different things, but they are interconvertible.
Protein turnover in the body is actually 24% of the body's daily energy expenditure. As this protein is turned over, if you're not exercising, a small portion of is it burned or converted to sugar or fat through the TCA cycle. That is not to say that your muscle becomes fatty, but that the breakdown products of losing muscle mass have many fates in the body. It may not be a significant contribution, but it can happen.
Protein turnover in the body is actually 24% of the body's daily energy expenditure. As this protein is turned over, if you're not exercising, a small portion of is it burned or converted to sugar or fat through the TCA cycle. That is not to say that your muscle becomes fatty, but that the breakdown products of losing muscle mass have many fates in the body. It may not be a significant contribution, but it can happen.
Hey buddy,
You are right saying. It is gonna turn to fat when you leave the gym and not doing proper exercise...... I think that you must do your best exercise and have some sort of the gym and walk also.....
East bay personal trainer
You are right saying. It is gonna turn to fat when you leave the gym and not doing proper exercise...... I think that you must do your best exercise and have some sort of the gym and walk also.....
East bay personal trainer
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