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[Marvel] would a healing factor as powerful and as efficient as Deadpools or Wolverines afford them athletic, strength and other physical advantages?

I know that Wolverine has achieved a much higher level of strength than he would naturally have achieved had he not had Adamantium grafted to his skeleton, because he has adapted to carrying the extra load and his muscles repair and regenerate so quickly that he's probably been pushed beyond peak levels as a result but what if he didn't have the Adamantium?

* if people like Wolverine (without Adamantium) and Deadpool can repair and regenerate so quickly, could they develop far higher muscle density and power than without their HF because they can push themselves far harder without worrying about injuries and workout more frequently because they regenerate so fast?

* I guess the limiting factor would be access to nutrition to power the muscle growth, but if that isn't an obstacle and they can eat whatever they want in whatever quantity they need then I don't see why they couldn't become just like Captain America in a relatively short period of time, except with a much better healing factor.
gpt
Yes. A normal person is limited by how quickly their muscles can repair damage and add mass after a workout. Deadpool, on the other hand, could work out continuously, maxing out with ever rep, and between sets his muscles would do in minutes what yours would take days to do. Plus, Deadpool doesn't appear to need any extra food to regenerate, so he could become almost limitlessly swole in a single sesh.