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This investigation aims to uncover differences in metabolic responses that contribute to weight gain among individuals with similar physical characteristics.

January 7, 1928Journal of the American Medical Association

Obesity

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This investigation aims to uncover differences in metabolic responses that contribute to weight gain among individuals with similar physical characteristics.
Examined fluctuations in basal metabolism between lean and adipose individuals during overfeeding.
Analyzed the specific dynamic action of protein and its effects on energy expenditure.
Considered previous findings about metabolism in individuals experiencing prolonged weight loss.
Weight gain responses differed significantly between individuals despite equal food intake and activity levels.
Specific dynamic action of protein was not found to be uniformly impactful across both groups.
Adipose individuals demonstrated lower energy expenditure compared to lean individuals during exertion.

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Randomized trial explores metabolic responses to overfeeding in individuals of differing body compositions, suggesting new insights into obesity.

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Louis Bauman (1928) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a20858d27dc97a0e8cd43b3 https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1928.02690280026004

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Randomized trial explores metabolic responses to overfeeding in individuals of differing body compositions, suggesting new insights into obesity.

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