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Publisher: "Nutrients"

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Salud y seguridad personal(4)

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Attenuating the biologic drive for weight regain following weight loss: Must what goes down always go back up?

Abstract: Metabolic adaptations occur with weight loss that result in increased hunger with discordant simulta

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Diet composition, energy expenditure, Energy gap, Energy intake, Exercise, Weight regain

Christopher L. Melby, Foright R.M., Paris H.L., Peth J.

Agricultural food production diversity and dietary diversity among female small holder farmers in a region of the ecuadorian andes experiencing nutrition transition

Abstract: Some rural areas of Ecuador, including the Imbabura Province of the Andes Highlands, are experiencin

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Dietary diversity, ECUADOR, Food crop diversity, food insecurity, nutrition, Women

Amparito-Del-Rosario Barahona-Meneses, Averett J., Christopher L. Melby, Fadya A. Orozco, María José Romero, Munoz F.N.

Increasing energy flux to maintain diet-induced weight loss

Abstract: Long-term maintenance of weight loss requires sustained energy balance at the reduced body weight. T

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Appetite, Body weight regulation, energy expenditure, Energy intake, Exercise, Weight loss

Bell C., Christopher L. Melby, Drew Sayer R., Hill J.O., Paris H.L.

Sodium glucose co-transporter 2 inhibition does not favorably modify the physiological responses to dietary counselling in diabetes-free, sedentary overweight and obese adult humans

Abstract: Sedentary obesity is associated with increased risk of many cardio-metabolic diseases, including typ

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Body Composition, DIABÉTES, SGLT2, Weight loss

Battson M.L., Bell C., Biela L.M., Christopher L. Melby, Ewell T.R., Godwin E.C., Luckasen G.J., Newman A.A., Rhoades L.D., Ryan S.P.P., Schoenberg H.M., Trikha S.R.J., Wilburn J.R.