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Modern Man in Line with Wild Mammals
Modern Man in Line with Wild Mammals
Energy expenditure has not declined over the last decades, a period during which obesity rates have increased. Neither is energy expenditure in Western society lower than that in the third world, nor lower from measures of wild terrestrial mammals. The data indicate that reduced energy expenditure due to lowered physical activity induced energy expenditure has not fuelled the increased obesity rates.
- Maastricht University Netherlands
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Energy expenditure Life style Third world medicine Physical activity Reduced energy expenditure Biology Line (text file) medicine.disease Obesity Activity factor Demography
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Energy expenditure Life style Third world medicine Physical activity Reduced energy expenditure Biology Line (text file) medicine.disease Obesity Activity factor Demography
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Energy expenditure has not declined over the last decades, a period during which obesity rates have increased. Neither is energy expenditure in Western society lower than that in the third world, nor lower from measures of wild terrestrial mammals. The data indicate that reduced energy expenditure due to lowered physical activity induced energy expenditure has not fuelled the increased obesity rates.