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This imbalance damages DNA, proteins, and cell membranes, leading to visible and internal signs of aging
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Nutrition fundamentals Protein requirements: 1.2-1.5g per lb bodyweight Higher end when using peptides (maximize synthesis) Quality sources important Caloric surplus needed: +300-500 calories above maintenance Peptides improve nutrient partitioning but can't build muscle in deficit Track intake carefully Meal timing: Pre-workout: Carbs + protein Post-workout: High protein, moderate carbs Before bed: Slow-digesting protein (casein) Hydration: Increased needs with GH peptides Minimum 1 gallon daily More during training Sleep and recovery Sleep critical: 7-9 hours nightly minimum GH release occurs during deep sleep Peptides enhance sleep quality Muscle growth happens during recovery, not training Stress management: High cortisol inhibits muscle growth Meditation, adequate rest Don't overtrain even with enhanced recovery Active recovery: Light cardio Stretching and mobility Massage, sauna See best peptides for energy and best peptide for energy for recovery support
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