That depends on the kind of radiation you're talking about. There are two basic "flavors" of radiation - particulate radiation and electromagnetic (EM) radiation. Electromagnetic radiation, particularly the high energy kind, is best stopped by materials containing elements with large nuclei and having a high density. Lead is in common usage as an X-ray shield because it has "fat" nuclei and the atoms are pretty close together. As only atomic nuclei are generally effective is scattering high energy EM radiation, anything with elements with large nuclei and high density will be more effective in dealing with something like an X-ray or gamma ray. As regards particulate radiation, a sheet of aluminum foil will stop alpha and beta radiation without difficulty. There will be little if any difference between the ability of fat or muscle to stop an alpha or beta particle. Consider what has been provided, then review the chemistry of fat and of muscle. Decide which tissue has elements that have heavier nuclei and which are more dense. Don't forget to include things like blood and other fluids. (Blood's red cells have an iron atom in the middle.)
Lean muscle is dense.
how and when do i take lean muscle x
it is very small
Focusing on cardio excercises that strengthens your heart will help to build lean muscle and have a healthier, longer life. The lean muscle weighs more than fat, but provides a toned physique.
About 80%. Lean soft tissue is 80% water 20% protein.
To build lean muscle, a 150 lb. man should eat a balanced diet. The diet should contain plenty of protein, which is an aid to muscle formation.
water, bone, and muscle
It means little extra fat. For example: The runner was all muscle and very lean.
Answer There's no such thing. Muscle is muscle. There are no "lean" muscles or "bulky"muscles. Some people have a greater muscle mass, some have less muscle mass- but that mass is muscle. A pound of muscle is going to require energy to stay around. If you have a greater muscle mass, you'll have a greater metabolism. He's right you know. This is really splitting hairs!
i would think so. but bulky def. hurts more. i compare it like a car. torque=lean horsepower=bulky
A belly muscle, those who makes up the sixpack on people who are really fit and lean.
Yes you can built up lean muscle mass with low weights.