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Human pregnancy is associated with important physiological changes that usually increase energetic requirements. However, great variability exists in the costs and mechanisms required to bear pregnancy. Since body mass (BM)… Click to show full abstract
Human pregnancy is associated with important physiological changes that usually increase energetic requirements. However, great variability exists in the costs and mechanisms required to bear pregnancy. Since body mass (BM) and composition are modified during gestation, it is of great interest to compare the influence of BM on energy expenditure (EE) in pregnant and nonpregnant females.
Keywords:
energy expenditure;
nonpregnant females;
expenditure pregnant;
pregnant nonpregnant;
composition;
body
Journal Title: American Journal of Human Biology
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: American Journal of Human Biology
Year Published: 2020
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