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Simple question: why sore after doing exercises the next day?
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Related to: Microstructure damage to the muscle cells. This isn't necessarily bad as it allows for changes necessary increase strength and size, but it does lead to short term inflammation which causes the sensation of pain people feel and sometimes associated swelling.
Answered 1/16/2015
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