Reducing energy intake through very short feeding windows can lead to adverse long-term effects if the energy deficit exceeds energy expenditure. — Whalespan
Reducing energy intake through very short feeding windows can lead to adverse long-term effects if the energy deficit exceeds energy expenditure.
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“people will reduce um energy intake and then some people who are more active they can actually unconsciously they may be spending more energy in their physical activity and basal metabolic rate all of this combined than homozy eating and that can have a very adverse effect in long term because we know that this energy deficit and in fact there is a scientific term for that it's called red s relative energy deficit in sports energy deficit in sports okay yeah it's because nearly 40 percent of athletes um not the NFL guys but you know a lot of people who do track and field um and nearly 40 percent of athletes actually experience this Reds red S without knowing”
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