Fueling Your Goals
Different fuel sources come with their own advantages and disadvantages, impacting fat loss and muscle growth. To lose fat, one must maintain a caloric deficit while preserving protein intake, allowing for fat loss without significant muscle loss. Conversely, gaining muscle requires sufficient energy to support workouts and protein synthesis, emphasizing the importance of balancing macronutrients effectively.In this clip
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Why You're Not Losing Fat & Building Muscle (Avoid These Mistakes) | Dr. Andy Galpin
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