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In conclusion, the age-related loss of muscle mass appears to begin around the age of 45 years. Study: https://t.co/AcIW20VZOK 7/7 Did you find this useful? Please help promote the first tweet of the thread: https://t.co/TQsyx0z1xP

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@stefanovais @Olhar_Olimpico Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@cheirodepetunia @brendasafra @The_Blond__ Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@Maiconhsoares @luvzdu @siteptbr Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@nubesclementine @HKouwenberg78 @NOS Hoeveel studies heb je nodig? https://t.co/xQ5XRe5wfc

@tracelysette @Simone_Biles There absolutely is an inherent advantage in muscle mass and density in men vs. women. You’re deluded. NO MEN IN WOMEN’S SPORTS. Period. https://t.co/SThtbMw3yq

@DornelasDeo @Dru1da @republiqueBRA Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@IDEKWIDATP @alley_robin_ @Awise4124Azrael @bluefolf In addition, average muscle mass can be 36% - 61% higher in men than women https://t.co/SXQqbZyLM1 https://t.co/aG22ppIXul Please accept reality, and get treatment for your delusions

Men 61% more muscle mass this study but generally 36-60% more pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10904038/#:~....

@ukatobons @CNNChile https://t.co/JL1jF2rLaG aca un estudio que dice q tienen un 38% mas de masa muscular en promedio

@angry_chair_z @luka_S2_ @Jpedrobfreitas @sofitilime @itachiweb_ Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@CrfPeaky @mateuspime72425 @paocomovoveado @exgueiro @Alcos237 @gabrielsodd @deusa_absoluta Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@cuscuzdosamba @seeaxew @isalynne4 @FalaMerda_22 @hylics_f4nb0y @GeisiCFreitas Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@tigas_ia @russabastos @GontijoVaz @gorgonoid_ Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@EclipsisSun @OliverBrogan3 @zenitforsale @regimiro_ @Lord_Beesus https://t.co/sFpfaFDKWR this is the largest one i could find, there are no studies with over 1000 people in general that's just retarded but there are enough of these studies done with the same outcome that it is impossible to disprove

@O_Sebola @BHaybell2 Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@MarioPe97080386 @SamBolsosim Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@MariannaRSF @andreggds @pridaroid05 Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

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@Herterandrade @DudaSalabert Não obstante, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@yuri_camposb @alpharith @legiaoescamada Nesse sentido, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@XX6352698352075 @CafezinhaP Nesse sentido, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

As recomendações de proteinas são maiores, e a vitamina D, o zinco, a vitamina C magnésio são importantes nessa fase. FONTE Janssen I, Heymsfield SB, Wang ZM, Ross R. Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr. J Appl Physiol (1985)

@Geo_Menes @EHutser68492 @Rafaelbarreira7 @revistaoeste Nesse sentido, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@Urubutre @Omnipresent_fag @Rainha1488 Como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@ViraisX @tt_luquinhas @JeanBanido_3 @CludiaO36401435 @lesbianheresy Nesse sentido, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@WalterFreddys1 @javali_bombado @MarcosG30328491 @lanaflowerz Nesse sentido, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@MonkeyFlorest35 @Sertic__ @yokohama_kikou Nesse sentido, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com o músculo esquelético tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre a massa muscular esquelética e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxwiqk

@bucktron2021 @LowelWentworth @ChankinYains @TomiLahren @Tim_Walz @BuckAngel Yes fruitcake. https://t.co/dISKJlyjFK.

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@TheSillyWitch @MrBased4 @munro_nell @SeanCurtis33 @aliparotoX @tutsoflondon @creepydotorg Okay feminist https://t.co/Xq7IIISgry.

@WokeWhite_Lady @Liberty1765 She is a woman, but that doesn't mean she's physically be on par with that. Testosterone is THE hormone that develops musculature. https://t.co/DKvqszs5vb People with even close to male levels of testosterone average a 40% upper body strength advantage.

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@AshleyGWinter In AIS, does this and ^ lung capacity apply to women (XX) having an advantage? https://t.co/CYv0edJuqK

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@Voz_US @WesElyMD Lung capacity varies, too. https://t.co/CYv0edJuqK

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RT @obbadalei: Oltretutto non stiamo parlando di uno sport qualsiasi, ma di boxe. Anche i muri sanno che le maggiori differenze in termini…

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Oltretutto non stiamo parlando di uno sport qualsiasi, ma di boxe. Anche i muri sanno che le maggiori differenze in termini di massa muscolare e forza tra i due sessi riguardano proprio tronco e arti superiori. Volete il paper? https://t.co/tSG1VTQGQM

@lukaskastro25 @Beemo_poc_ @ZAMENZA Dessa forma, como observam Janssen et al. (2000), a altura está correlacionada com a massa muscular esquelética tanto em homens (r = 0,48) quanto em mulheres (r = 0,53), de modo que existe uma relação linear entre o músculo esquelético e a altura. https://t.co/fuTihxvKAM

@_Jyggalag_ @CarrionHound @FauxBravo https://t.co/SiIOrDeJDz Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18–88 yr IAN JANSSEN,1 STEVEN B. HEYMSFIELD,2 ZIMIAN WANG,2 and ROBERT ROSS1 1School of Physical and Health Education, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario,

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@TheTollTroll23 @eyeslasho Now let's look at the population distribution by sex for LBM And that's even with men having a greater proportion of LBM in their upper body https://t.co/5HXOesi2lf https://t.co/khY6UzVcoC

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RT @J010011113: @naomirwolf Gender is a construct. Sex is very much real & affects a host of biological factors, the most salient in this i…

@naomirwolf Gender is a construct. Sex is very much real & affects a host of biological factors, the most salient in this instance being muscle : fat ratios (leaner in females) and muscle density (denser in males) post-pubertal hormone therapy won't change that. https://t.co/VqPLUbQejG

@capitol_aloha @zionmoneyson @awfulannouncing I’m sure you can definitely prove you have the thickest bones on the planet scientifically, but don’t worry no one doubted you’re obviously a shit athlete I can keep citing scientific studies while you use quirky anecdotes all night. Doesn’t change it. https://t.co/Bk0fGz3ZX2.

@Carsonraml @MusicSolitaire Maybe these will help… https://t.co/BnvqIioRlg https://t.co/EOLHLkK15F https://t.co/oYrP7oAsTE https://t.co/qoJvpIc9hg

RT @NamelessMallu: Biological males should not participate in female sports. Reason:

Biological males should not participate in female sports. Reason:

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@imvxlenn @diegodlor @MerDarte Outro fator curioso é que apenas de esqueleto os homens tem em média 12kg a mais que as mulheres https://t.co/XaXv8Qktvi

Here is some #science re. muscle differences between men & women. https://t.co/nYpA6Mp9Po https://t.co/sFjAqWK5Ud https://t.co/C62clyBQs7 https://t.co/bYnKxcLFvr #sex #gender #transformers #trans #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #biology

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@Planarwalk @BluCollarT @kelly_cadigan @TheRealWhistler @wordsaretools Because as a general rule they do? https://t.co/UEvWa3etiB

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RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

RT @Jozo_Grgic: Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr https://t.co/wCNdF8JWmR https://t.co/xLnH1TbMRa

@CAOTSETUNG @luizatonello @BolinhoCruel 1. DOI: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2018.05.002 2. DOI: 10.1111/jgs.12653 3. DOI: 10.1152/jappl.2000.89.1.81

@Antiph0 @AndreaRovenski I mean it is. Here is a quick google search results that take 30 seconds. Showing men have higher muscle mass and BMD than women for no obvious reason other than gender. https://t.co/Mv5svGe9ux https://t.co/MbFpSazwvh.

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@NickB1016 @And1ed1 @EbanieBridges https://t.co/MpdN1F3zdn https://t.co/R80ghPCXAv

@fugitivemama Managing a men’s team isn’t the same as males playing on females’ teams. Biological males, even trans on hormones, have 25-to-30% more force than biological females. Biological males have more muscle mass than females as well, even smaller, slender trans. https://t.co/Nv7SPixTGw https://t.co/P16OK7dGNB

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- Janssen, I., Heymsfield, S.B., Wang, Z.M. et Ross, R. (2000). Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18–88 yr. Journal of Applied Physiology, 89(1). 5/n

@otherwiseimok @KisaLDavis @RachelWilde13 @MForstater 4. Janssen I, Heymsfield SB, Wang ZM, et Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr. J Appl Physiol 2000;89:81-8. doi:10.1152/jappl.2000.89.1.81

@HistoryBoomer Weird headline. The issue is obvious - men on average have significantly more muscle mass than women in absolute terms and when controlled for height/weight. That’s why we separate them in sports. It’s a competition issue as well as a safety one. https://t.co/5DnC0QgLZc

@thisuseriissad @Oska9I @Eeprx هذي دراسه تقول ان الفرق في الكتلة العضلية والبناء العضلي بين الذكر والانثى ٨٪ بس يعني الانثى تبني زيها زي الرجل بس نتيجتها اقل ب٨٪ https://t.co/FV5XmzzfAP https://t.co/xeSZcZ0IsV

@LuciLove69 @Dagny223 @womensmarch I want every human to be valued for their humanity regardless of gender. When it comes to competition, the playing field between a genetically born female and male is different. It can and does give one an advantage over the other in sports. https://t.co/13OAGMIFWi

@_nomadic_soul @rioiiano @davverista This graph doesn’t make any sense. Besides the obvious errors you’re missing the biological fact that men’s skeletal mass are in general higher than women’s. https://t.co/MCwQII2ruM

@SereneArc @ZoAndBehold @usedgov You want to believe I'm lying but if you read it all you will see. Another false claim it makes re height comparisons cites the 'Harms et al' study. Which I can't find on google. I did find this one though that entirely contradicts those claims. https://t.co/b5g9BtV79x

@SashaLuauLady @Colgruv @2MASX @MattWalshBlog Bone density is significantly higher for male specimen. https://t.co/rmXIoZikO4 At the same body weight, male individuals sport 25 to 35% higher muscle mass https://t.co/sMr3T2aFCM Finally, XX vs XY. Genetical analysis is also a choice when analyzing a skeleton.

@Clawaradorable @kiraviking32 @ZoneDeLaHonte Sources : Papier sur les avantages génétiques : https://t.co/vrQ7Rc9BQn Taux de testo des femmes trans : https://t.co/XLJmAvTT7h Masse musculaire des hommes vs femmes cis : https://t.co/JfKMCQBYFe Perte de masse musculaire femmes trans : https://t.co/n675Jf5jKD Et enfin ⬇️

"On average, Skeletal Muscle mass in men was 36% greater than in women." https://t.co/ETtl4QfdPW The EVIDENCE that men on average have an athletic advantage over women is OVERWHELMING. Let's not BS ourselves.

@NPR "On average, Skeletal Muscle mass in men was 36% greater than in women." https://t.co/ETtl4QfdPW The EVIDENCE that men on average have an athletic advantage over women is OVERWHELMING. Let's not BS ourselves.

@NPR @julianahyekim More proof?? “Men had significantly more SM in comparison to women in both absolute terms and relative to body mass The gender differences were greater in the upper (40%) than lower (33%) body.” SM=Skeletal Muscle Mass https://t.co/7oVWAmMj16

@corii_rl @Kimeypoo here are some excerpts with the studies linked below https://t.co/j9HTFVF1xj https://t.co/FzYqJDGUsD https://t.co/fA2BHWIafA

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@TheBabysitterTV @ed_hagen @ErinEARoss https://t.co/pZAQqAYIkF This says greater than 10%

@Whatever_Mist @Drachenrose @missdelein2 @Gentelmanlike @DieHumanisten [3] Janssen I, Heymsfield SB, Wang ZM, Ross R. (2000). Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr. J Appl Physiol. 89(1):81–88.

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@bruddamane_ @Bolverk15 On average, men have more muscle mass than women. Having bigger muscles is inherently a masculine trait, before we even consider societal constructs. This is well documented in scientific studies. https://t.co/m7sI6HnR29

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

RT @nclarkrd: The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein…

The average person starts to lose muscle mass at age 45ish. Strength training and consuming adequate (not excessive) protein can help combat that loss ... Use it or lose it! https://t.co/4249NjZrHj

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RT @JornTrommelen: In conclusion, the age-related loss of muscle mass appears to begin around the age of 45 years. Study: https://t.co/Ac…

RT @JornTrommelen: In conclusion, the age-related loss of muscle mass appears to begin around the age of 45 years. Study: https://t.co/Ac…

RT @JornTrommelen: In conclusion, the age-related loss of muscle mass appears to begin around the age of 45 years. Study: https://t.co/Ac…

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@poc_disfarsada @rachelweread @queercomuna @xlfaria TRANSFOBIA dizer que homens são naturalmente +fortes? Homens possuem em média 15kg a +de tecido esquelético. Na parte superior a diferença é de 40%, na inferior é 33%, além de que a massa magra dos homens é maior, +densa e o tecido conjuntivo é +rígido: https://t.co/XaXv8Qktvi

@fakelycra @unic0rnfromhell @Raposzeiro @BitchDisguise @queercomuna @xlfaria Muito bem, agora conta a parte que a massa magra reduziu somente 5% em transsexuais que fizeram tratamento hormonal contra testosterona por 1 ano: https://t.co/szrLuQapEp Conta também que só de esqueleto os homens tem em média 12kg a mais que as mulheres:https://t.co/XaXv8Qktvi

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@Scienceofsport @BevJacksonAuth @WorldRugby When adjusting for height and fat mass, LBM, CSA, and strength after 12 months of testosterone suppression, trans women still retained statistically higher levels than sedentary cis women..... https://t.co/jsBFmKLH3S

@Sport_Integrity This is a poorly produced body of work e.g. The reference to Jassen is actually a reference to Janssen. "Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr." This study is not in trans individuals, so no comparison should be made.. https://t.co/zyeYrynxCI

@DLawrenson @ClayTravis Not the same level of injury; so I would answer NO! It's a scientific fact that on average, men have 36% more bone mass & over 40% more muscle mass than women making any strike from a male more impactful than the average woman could ever physically do https://t.co/HyonnpNeoV.

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Esta es una buena razón para que los hombres no se salten el día de pierna. Fisiológicamente perdemos músculo del tren inferior más rápido que las mujeres. No te vuelvas débil y dependiente físicamente a una edad avanzada.⬇️ https://t.co/z88Fj15ejC https://t.co/XIyubhyyK3

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@RuthlessTweets @brianmoore666 That's a useful article, thanks. But it's comparing cohorts of people to one another. There's significant overlap betw individuals in cis male & female cohorts on muscle mass, strength even before any reduction due to hormone treatment. https://t.co/JE8WIBYbJA https://t.co/OIrXtJ5Is6

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@Lauren_WWood Erm.....because HRT has nothing to do with this thread. "Our findings indicate that there are gender differences for regional and whole body muscle mass. On average, SM mass in men was 36% greater than in women." https://t.co/2scrfNZIQ8.

@Lauren_WWood Nah......sporting fairness means a level playing field. "Our findings indicate that there are gender differences for regional and whole body muscle mass. On average, SM mass in men was 36% greater than in women." https://t.co/2scrfNZIQ8.

@Bagel_person @kellenflanagan @LastByzantine @liberty_kevlar @libsoftiktok @EEB_MSU https://t.co/t7y0I4IJii Should be sufficient.

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@theBreadEnjoyer @paulrogersjr @rich84095 @OTLonESPN Here. Educate yourself. https://t.co/ujyQmQrjkx

find me a screenshot of a "terf" saying men are smarter than women, i'll wait. Also because radical feminists are living in reality they are able to recognize that males are physically stronger than females because our bodies are different. https://t.co/4PqBOBHCyz https://t.co/uFm3aobvyt

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@IainFletcher8 @GladysVaz88 @CNN How about the amount of Skeletal Muscle? 36% more. But these kids are being given hormone blockers and stuff. But I am just pointing out... You are 100% correct. Much more. https://t.co/0xIcGqUuQm.

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Después de los 25 años suele comenzar una pérdida de músculo, la cual se acelera si hay mala alimentación y falta de #ejerciciodefuerza. Después de los 40, se puede perder 8% del #músculo cada década. A partir de los 70 años, 15% por década. https://t.co/iyDgzILMA9

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@asadafyo @grantxik2 Hay varios estudios sobre cantidad de masa muscular según sexos: 'skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr" Ian Jansen, Steven Heymsfield, Simian Wang donde se ven las distribuciones de masa muscular donde los hombres tienen gran ventaja.

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Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18–88 yr. Women have 40% less upper body strength and 33% lower body than men. At my hiring, even as a competitive bodybuilder, my strength was in line with average males. @Addison_Fire⁩ https://t.co/TMPiw57Ijc

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@SwimmingWorld @Hogshead3Au @Martina @Caitlyn_Jenner @runthinkwrite @sharrond62 @ChrissieEvert @jk_rowling @coachblade @Scienceofsport Biological men cannot be magically transformed into biological women Biological men have "more skeletal muscle than women and these gender differences are greater in the upper body" https://t.co/tS2DoMeUqf https://t.co/KajCaAeTRc

@SportsCenter Disgusting Did @SportsCenter forget basic human biology? Biological men cannot be magically transformed into biological women Biological men have "more skeletal muscle than women and these gender differences are greater in the upper body" https://t.co/tS2DoMeUqf https://t.co/HpD2ol6tzH

@Danstringer74 @anylaurie16 @nypost Did you forget basic human biology? Biological men cannot be magically transformed into biological women! Biological men have "more skeletal muscle than women and that these gender differences are greater in the upper body" = HE IS A CHEATER https://t.co/tS2DoMeUqf https://t.co/EppY20V4gx

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@liudistancha @JackZumalt @LDeath2020 @poldiscoursebot Alright the link cites "Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr" for the 40% stronger figure and "Transsexuals and competitive sports" for the 12% figure. I'll go one by one.

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@nollimetangere @SenWarren @teachcardona @FondOfBeetles @TLexercise (10):858–866. [3] Janssen I, Heymsfield SB, Wang ZM, Ross R. (2000). Skeletal muscle mass and distribution in 468 men and women aged 18-88 yr. J Appl Physiol. 89(1):81–88. [4] Bohannon RW, Wang YC, Yen SC, Grogan KA. (2019). Handgrip strength: A comparison of values obtained from

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