Literally just read the abstract. > Neither macronutrient-specific differences in the availability of dietary energy nor changes in energy expenditure could ex

Literally just read the abstract. > Neither macronutrient-specific differences in the availability of dietary energy nor changes in energy expenditure could explain these differences in weight loss. Thermodynamics dictate that a calorie is a calorie regardless of the macronutrient composition of the diet. Note: * Thermodynamically, the amount of energy in a calorie is fixed * The differences in these energies cannot explain weight loss changes driven by macronutrients as found in other studies