Give up on the hormonal motivation...such changes are 1) quite small, and 2) irrelevant.
ETA: The hormone myth appears to be largely based upon the work of Bill Kramer, who has never actually measured muscle protein synthesis in his studies - only changes in hormone concentration (which is trivial to do).
ETA2: Here is a review by Stu Phillips (one of the post-docs in the lab during my Galvetraz...err, Galveston days) that delves into the evidence:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20959702
ETA: The hormone myth appears to be largely based upon the work of Bill Kramer, who has never actually measured muscle protein synthesis in his studies - only changes in hormone concentration (which is trivial to do).
ETA2: Here is a review by Stu Phillips (one of the post-docs in the lab during my Galvetraz...err, Galveston days) that delves into the evidence:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20959702
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Andrew Coggan: Oct 1, 18 4:10