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Are you saying that the reason the low-carb diet doesn't seem to make a difference here is that the participants either didn't follow it strictly or that "low c
by nerdponx 4y ago
Are you saying that the reason the low-carb diet doesn't seem to make a difference here is that the participants either didn't follow it strictly or that "low carb" was not measured properly?
- moonchrome 4y agoPretty much - unless they made sure the calorie deficit was equal between groups (with reasonable precision) it's hard to argue they are measuring more than differences between caloric deficits (it's probably easier to get to a higher deficit with IF compared to low carb) Especially since I've read that when you equate calories most of the differencea go away in studies and meta analysis.