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I lifted heavy weights yesterday.i only slept 4 hours.since protein synthesis is elevated for 24 hours, does it mean my training efforts was wasted?
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Yes: I would not say it was completly wasted, however, improved muscle synthesis following weight lifting would have been imrpoved with better sleep.
Answered 9/29/2016
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