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Assuming the study is taking adults on a 2500 calorie diet down to 1600, an extra 300 calories from metabolic effects is not insignificant but the majority of v
by emcq 8y ago
Assuming the study is taking adults on a 2500 calorie diet down to 1600, an extra 300 calories from metabolic effects is not insignificant but the majority of variance is explained from a simple model of calories where fat calories ~ carb calories ~ protein calories.
If you want to lose weight then simply counting calories and eating less is an effective strategy.