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by mailpup on May 3rd, 2009
It's controlled by hormones. Testosterone for example. BTW, why is this question in the Computer section?
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It's the hormones that control muscle growth. Testosterone allows the muscles to develop strength when exercised. Women do not have as much so their muscle development generally is limited.
by mailpup on May 3rd, 2009