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Energy balance in female distance runners

Beidleman et al., 1995

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11749841888648914053
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Beidleman B
Puhl J
De Souza M
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The American journal of clinical nutrition

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Metabolic efficiency was assessed in ovulatory eumenorrheic female distance runners and untrained control subjects of similar age, body weight, and fat-free mass (FFM). Energy intake (EI) was estimated from 3-d dietary records. Energy expenditure (EE) was determined …
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