Hypothesis of mtor and AMPK in infants and children

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According to a study conducted in the 1980’s, babies have between 2 and 28 days of no growth, then a day of strong growth.
Maybe mtor suppression is useful even in young children and is suppressed during those 2 to 28 days at which point the body switches to anabolic and AMPK suppression.
Maybe children and adults aren’t so different in regards to the importance of cycling between expression and suppression of mtor and AMPK.

We will need to confirm that study and it’s data. We would also need a study that could track mtor and AMPK in babies as they go, daily or perhaps every 2 days as the smaple interval.

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