STOP HORMONE INJECTION WILL LOSS THE MUSCLE, IS IT TRUE?
STOP HORMONE INJECTION WILL LOSS THE MUSCLE, IS IT TRUE?
Testosterone is the masculine hormone that has important role to increase muscle mass, strength and regenerate your body. When the Testosterone level rise up from taking hormone by injection, the body will increase the process to generate the muscle easier and faster.
However, if you stop Testosterone injection may cause your muscle to get slimmer, since the Testosterone can stimulate muscle regeneration and strength. After stop injection, the hormone level will drop down and that can cause muscle reproduction drop down and muscle physique loss.
Regularly workout and proper eating habits will help to control muscle strength and prevent the loss of muscle form although taking hormone are stopped, weight training and suffice protein consumption can maintain the muscle strength and form for the period of time. On the contrary, stopping hormone along with losing control of eating and exercising can rapidly losing muscle strength and form.
source : M CLINIC
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