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Are Cheat Reps Actually Cheating?
While strict lifting techniques have always been recommended, many swear “cheat” techniques, which somehow break strict form, can offer muscle…
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What’s Science Say About Intermittent Fasting For Women’s Hormones?
Intermittent fasting is a prolonged period without eating, often praised for its potential health benefits, including improved insulin regulation, weight management, enhanced cognitive…
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Does Drinking Alcohol Have Any Health Benefits?
Wines, beers, and liquor are staples in many social traditions, but excessive alcohol consumption can have serious adverse effects on health. (1) Despite…
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Red Meat: Friend or Foe For Your Gut?
Red meat — such as pork, beef, goat, veal, mutton, and lamb — is a rich source of protein and vital nutrients that aid…
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Learn The Latest Research On Lateral Raises
House of Hypertrophy (HoH) recently examined the first study to compare muscle growth from cable versus dumbbell lateral raises. These…
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Latest Meta-Analysis on Training Frequency for Hypertrophy
A recent article published by Dr. Layne Norton’s powerlifting coach, Zach Robinson, and colleagues analyzed training volume and frequency for hypertrophy…
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Don’t Forget The 12 Most Valuable Fat Loss & Muscle-Building Tips
In late Dec. 2024, nutrition coach Thomas DeLauer rehashed his most eye-opening discussions on health and performance to take into 2025. He…
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Why Isn’t Fasting Anabolic?
Abstaining from food or drink for health, religious, or medical purposes (a.k.a. fasting) has gained popularity as an effective weight loss and disease prevention method. (1)…
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Recapping 2024’s Most Notable Muscle-Building Studies
2024 brought groundbreaking exercise science that challenges previous notions of building strength and muscle growth. House of Hypertrophy delved into 2024’s…
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Men Can Gain More Muscle Mass Than Women But Lean Mass Is What Matters
Does gender affect muscle mass outcomes, provided training volume and regime are consistent? The answer is yes, but not without…
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