Muscles can shrink after a few days without exercise due to a process called atrophy, where muscle fibers decrease in size due to a lack of physical stimulus. When you stop working out, the body begins to break down muscle tissue for energy and resources, especially if there's a caloric deficit. Additionally, the temporary inflammation and swelling that occurs after workouts can also subside, leading to a perceived reduction in muscle size. Regular training is essential to maintain muscle mass and strength.
Your large muscles normally burn some fat. I have no Idea what you mean by muscle workouts. Continuous exercise is better than just short bursts of exercise. Both can build muscles.
Creatine typically begins to take effect within a few days to a week of consistent use, as it saturates the muscles. However, some users may notice an increase in strength and performance during workouts within the first few days, especially if they follow a loading phase. For optimal results, it’s recommended to take creatine regularly, combining it with a balanced diet and adequate hydration.
Don't work out everyday. You need to let your muscles recover. Increase your protein intake. Work out about 2-3 times a week. Increase your weights by a few pounds after a few workouts. Work out different muscle groups.
Mushrooms shrink as they get older, so use them as fresh as can or at least within a few days of buying or picking them.
Four days is too few time. You need at least 30 days. You'll need proteins, BCAA, cobamamide and appropriate exercises.
Yes. She has mentioned it a bit in a few of her workouts.
It takes a few days, beginning immediately. This is why you shouldn't train the same muscles for a few days. It takes a little less though for slow-twitch fibers, like those of your abs.
An hour or two in your bloodstream. A few days in your muscles. Give about a week to clear your system of ingested creatine.
When a cast is removed after a few weeks, the muscles in the arm may feel weak because they have not been used or exercised during the period of immobilization. This lack of movement can lead to muscle atrophy, where the muscles weaken and decrease in size. Gradual strengthening exercises and physical therapy can help rebuild muscle strength and function in the arm.
A few workouts that worked for me were turbo jam, p90x, walk away the pounds, the firm, and billy blanks.
There are many swimming workouts that are both fun and rewarding. For a few ideas you can visit the following websites: www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/ or www.swimplan.com/
I looked this up and have found you a few sites weight training workouts exercise.about.com/cs/exbeginners/a/begstrength.htm , and www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/main.htm