Peter Attia· MD
if you could create an energy debt of 75 calories per day by a macronutrient shift to more protein over a long enough period of time could it be relevant it could
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if you could create an energy debt of 75 calories per day by a macronutrient shift to more protein over a long enough period of time could it be relevant it could
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if you could create an energy debt of 75 calories per day by a macronutrient shift to more protein over a long enough period of time could it be relevant it could however what we're neglecting to talk about is is something I briefly mentioned which is metabolic adaptation
if you could create an energy debt of 75 calories per day by a macronutrient shift to more protein over a long enough period of time could it be relevant it could however what we're neglecting to talk about is is something I briefly mentioned which is metabolic adaptation