MRI Comparison of Sedentary and Athletic Legs
This image presents a side-by-side MRI cross-section comparison of the thigh muscles of a 74-year-old sedentary man and a 70-year-old triathlete. The scans highlight the significant difference in muscle mass and adipose tissue distribution between the two individuals. While the visual data is intended to illustrate the physical impact of long-term athletic training versus a sedentary lifestyle, the post includes a humorous reaction image featuring the character Tom from Tom & Jerry, suggesting a satirical take on the medical imaging context.
Seems in the end it doesn't really matter..
Oh don't be such a baby, legs grow back.
Mmmmm Wagyu beef
so it confirms, in case of appocalypse, eat athletes
I actually had a talk to a 76 year old client of mine today. He had been a runner for most of his adult life... then around 65 he quit and get out of shape (bad time to do so). He's been training with me for about a year now. He said it was a shame he didn't discover strength tra
The athlete died at 70, the couch potato at 74. Sorry, I know what's better for me lol. But nice try, big running-corpo thing....
You can have an MRI scan without amputation, but your evil mind "facinates" me.
What 4 years can do the difference...
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I don’t even know what I’m supposed to know here!