The factor that is most effective in increasing muscle mass is
a. exercise.
b. low fat intake.
c. high protein intake.
d. amino acid supplements.
A
Exercise is essential for increasing muscle mass. Adequate intake of protein helps provide the building materials for muscles to grow in response to exercise, but most diets provide sufficient protein without needing a high protein intake or amino acid supplements. Fat intake per se is not related to increasing muscle mass.
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