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#79
Jan 21 2011 06:38pm
Nicely summarised the important points.

Comment on over training:


When you over train you increase cortisol levels which puts you in a catabolic state. Is it true that cortisol and testosterone share the same receptors?

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Quote (White_Light @ Jan 22 2011 03:38am)
Nicely summarised the important points.

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When you over train you increase cortisol levels which puts you in a catabolic state. Is it true that cortisol and testosterone share the same receptors?


Yes, it's true.
Both hormones complete for the same receptors.
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