Any good books on Human Biology?

**MiniHulk** · 23-07-2011 07:52 PM

Can anyone let me know if you have come across any good reading on the subject of human biology? I basically want stuff that affects bodybuilding in greater detail - things covering insulin, growth hormones and other growth factors. Not just restricted to that though, anything in this category, things like how aminos are properly utilised - anything really.

I would prefer some concrete info rather than opinionated reading.

**dowdy16** · 23-07-2011 11:14 PM

ive got a book for uni called vanders human physiology, pretty decent, however its about £35 so dunno if its worth it for you cause. . . for me its essntial

**MiniHulk** · 24-07-2011 07:07 AM

Thanks mate, I will look it up.

**Mart001** · 27-07-2011 09:35 PM

kilgore and ripptoes practical programming covers alot of ground... minihulk I would say get it! i cant trecommend it enough. I've read many books and studied alot of info on the net... this book is all you need.

**Anton_Green** · 10-08-2011 05:16 PM

I saw the thread title so came here to suggest "Greys Anatomy" -Awesome piece of literature! However now I am here you appear to be looking for a tome connected with endocrinology-nutrition upon which I draw a blank.

If you should find such a book give me a nudge so I can take a look.

**Mart001** · 11-08-2011 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Anton_Green

I saw the thread title so came here to suggest "Greys Anatomy" -Awesome piece of literature! However now I am here you appear to be looking for a tome connected with endocrinology-nutrition upon which I draw a blank.

If you should find such a book give me a nudge so I can take a look.

I'm reading anotomy without a scalpel, he mentions greys in there, it seemed like he's study book so I presume it was kinda technical. Anotomy without a scalpel is geared towards lifting and coaching, look it up.