Muscle Growth

Muscle Growth

Understanding Muscle Growth

Executive Summary about Muscle Growth by Rusty Moore

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Sarcoplasmic Hypertrophy is the first kind of muscle growth. Myofibrillar Hypertrophy is the other way a muscle increases in size. This kind of muscle gain is the result of a build up of fluid inside the cells of muscles. Imagine your muscle cells as tiny balloons filled with water. The muscle grows as the amount of fluid or sarcoplasm builds inside each muscle cell. This kind of muscle gain is a result in muscle tissue expansion.

Instructions on ways to build muscle fibers as you work out:

Myofibrillar muscle growth tends to occur when the number of reps is low, and the amount of muscle tension is high. You do not want the muscle to tire. Often, people begin working with 15 reps and go down to 2 or 3 reps all in one workout session.

Nitric Oxide for Muscle Growth

Executive Summary about Muscle Growth by Michael Tottman

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Well-developed muscles are not only aesthetically appealing, but they also help improve your athletic performance and protect your body from possible injury, which is reason again why more and more people are now supplementing with nitric oxide for muscle growth. Although nothing still beats a good combination of diet and exercise to build muscle, supplementing has now become commonplace among bodybuilders worldwide. The actual benefits of nitric oxide for specific muscle growth and overall development are currently being investigated in the scientific community. It is already proven that N.O improves endurance, focus, strength and muscle pumps. The good news is that early reports indicate that NO supplements are indeed able to increase protein synthesis in your muscles due to the increase in blood flow.

How exactly do your muscles grow and how does nitric oxide for muscle growth help in the process? Well, as your muscles undergo several bouts of resistance when you lift weights, your muscle fibres are torn. This fusing action, in turn, leads to an increase in the number and thickness of your muscle fibres, thus enlarging your muscles. Aside from this, muscle growth also occurs when the protein synthesis in the body outnumbers the protein breakdown within your muscle fibres.