Muscle Building Focus
When facing limitations in physical activity due to conditions like scoliosis, building muscle becomes essential for increasing metabolism. Instead of drastically cutting calories, the focus should be on gradually increasing muscle mass to support a higher caloric intake. This approach helps prevent the struggle of maintaining a low-calorie diet while aiming to lose body fat.In this clip
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