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The gains you chase in the gym are built while you sleep. During deep sleep, the body increases protein turnover needed for muscle repair, restores nervous-system readiness, and regulates hormones involved in recovery. In athletes, extending sleep or adding naps improved at least one performance outcome and benefits included reaction time, accuracy, and physical performance. Conversely, another study found that inadequate sleep reduced force output during multi-joint resistance exercise, such as squats and presses. In adolescent athletes, sleeping less than 8 hours per night was associated with 1.7 times higher injury risk than sleeping 8 hours or more. Short sleep reduces attention and motor control, limits the hormonal and inflammatory conditions needed for tissue repair, and leaves the body less prepared to tolerate repeated training load. Sleep does not replace training, protein, or progressive overload but it determines how well your body converts that work into adaptation. Sources: PMID: 29352373 (Sleep, Recovery, Performance, Muscle, Strength, Injury, Training, Resistance, Exercise, Fitness, Health, Longevity, Inflammation, Hormones, FITTR) #Sleep #Recovery #Health #viral #muscle


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