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| Stanford glove "better than steroids" Forgive my inclusion of the article's hyperbole, but I thought that would be more descriptive than just Stanford Glove. Article here: http://news.stanford.edu/news/2012/a...ch-082912.html I thought the MGS community would be particularly interested in this research development. The role of heat in impeding muscle performance is interesting to me. I think most, if not all of us, associate muscle heat with muscle growth. Countless stories on this board pair growth with heat. Looks like what we really want is to keep the heat down.     |
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| How very cool! Thanks for the heads up! xoxo Richard |
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