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Metabolic Flexibility and Metabolic Heath in Human Obesity
This interventional study explores the relationship between improvements in metabolic health following weight loss and changes in whole-body fat mass and its distribution. The study focuses on adult men and women with excess body weight undergoing dietary energy restriction over 12 weeks. The primary research question is: Does a greater reduction in fat mass for a given weight loss correlate with more significant improvements in metabolic health?
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