The Impact of Sex on Strength Training in Adults With CV Disease | SS Radio #149

[stef]

Rip and Dr. Abeel Mangi discuss Mangi's recent paper on the outcomes of treatment for CVD and their correlation with sex and muscle mass.

2:06 About Dr. Mangi’s Paper
10:55 The Missing Link Is Strength
15:55 Fighting The Effects Of Aging
26:12 Anabolic And Catabolic
41:23 A Study On Open Heart Surgery And Strength Training

[MarkM03]

I tried to google the paper you discussed in this episode, but had no success. Can you provide a link to the paper? I would like to share this with some people who need to read it. Thank you.

[Mark Rippetoe]

Did you find the abstract?

[AndrewLewis]

It's literally the first result on Google if you search the name of the paper and "Abeel Mangi"

[stef]

It's literally on the Starting Strength website, posted as one of the resources. This very website.

[Subby]

I'll admit that I got the wrong impression of what this podcast was about when I skimmed over the title, definitely had to read it a second time.

Very informative, it's comforting to know that there are Dr's out there that aren't so rigidly dogmatic and risk averse.

[AndrewLewis]

I'll admit that I got the wrong impression of what this podcast was about when I skimmed over the title, definitely had to read it a second time.

Very informative, it's comforting to know that there are Dr's out there that aren't so rigidly dogmatic and risk averse.

I did as well.

With respect to training, sex is kind of like the seafood diet. If you see a potential for sex, you do it.

[tiny&mighty]

The world has gone so mad that I can't help but feel grateful whenever somebody doesn't use the g-word when they actually mean "sex".

[Steven Kalin]

The world has gone so mad that I can't help but feel grateful whenever somebody doesn't use the g-word when they actually mean "sex".

G word?

[Mark Rippetoe]

Gender. A linguistics term that has replaced "sex" for reasons that must have something to do with "fucking each other."