These can include: Small, undetected tears in the gluteus medius or gluteus minimus tendons Muscle weakness or atrophy , especially in the hip stabilizers Poor movement patterns due to posture, injury, or inactivity Degenerative tendinopathy , where the tendons gradually break down and lose strength When the hip abductor tendons weaken or tear , the surrounding muscles and connective tissues are forced to compensate, increasing pressure and friction on the trochanteric bursa
They also reported that the SCN of rats in the TSI group had increased and decreased Rev-Erb and Bmal1 protein levels, respectively, in addition to neuronal mitochondrial dysfunction, compared with that of rats in the control group
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That story is weird and fascinating, but I'm just gonna come clean that I think the real lesson we should take from this story is that really interesting and important things happen when we let scientists go wherever their curiosity guides them, even if the questions they end up asking seem ridiculous or even like a waste of time right now because decades down the road, that might lead to an answer we don't even have the question for yet
