Is there science, in terms of peer-reviewed studies, suggesting the concept of "greasing the groove" to yield effective hypertrophy? To my understanding, that would involve performing single sets of a few exercises multiple times during a day, with long rest between sets (say about 45 minutes, if that would be the typical duration of a workday session, which ends with a brisk walk and some push-ups before the next starts).
I smoked from turning 16 to mid 17 about everyday for a total time span of about a year. I recently completely cut off any and all use till my brain is developed after watching your recent episode on effects in adolescence. I definitely notice that my memory has depleted and it is quite awful now. Now, to the point I'd like to know the best way I can actively contrast the damage done to my memory? I would like to help recover my memory in the coming years.
I was diagnosed with "chronic daily headaches" when I was about 15, I am now 24 and still dealing with them. Nothing seems to help me. When I went to a neurologist I was told they don't know the cause of a headache and that I was basically shit out of luck. I want to know if there is anymore information on what causes headaches. I also regularly get what I call Nerve pains or "zings" that often stop me in my tracks for anywhere from 10seconds and 3minutes or more throughout my head (typically by my temple or eye) and body (mostly my outer right thigh) sometimes. All MRI's, CT scans come back normal. I have done elimination of processed foods, cannabis use, consumption of any alcohol and basically anything that is processed in my body and I strength train 3-4 times a week. I would call myself overall healthy except these headaches. Any advice on where to start, articles on headaches or any other information would be incredible. Thank you, Jcellini