Muscle and physical performance
Recovery between training sessions
Poor recovery can reflect too much volume, inadequate calories/carbohydrate, sleep loss or an underlying illness. It differs from healing a diagnosed injury.
Potential benefits explored
Better readiness between training sessions.
MOTS-c is discussed for perceived exercise tolerance; CJC-1295 for GH-related recovery hypotheses. These address different ideas about training readiness.
Practical interpretation
Adjust training load, sleep and fuelling; distinguish normal soreness from persistent performance decline.
Meaningful outcomes: Repeat-session output, soreness and sleep.
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Research reference for laboratory materials only. Not medical advice and not a recommendation for human use. Research cut-off: 30 September 2026.