The Ebbeling vs. Hall Trials: Re-visiting How Diet Affects Energy Expenditure & Weight Loss (part 2)
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The Ebbeling vs. Hall Trials: Re-visiting How Diet Affects Energy Expenditure & Weight Loss (part 2)

In part 1 of “The Ebbeling vs. Hall trials: Re-visiting How Diet Affect Energy Expenditure & Weight Loss” I argued that the conclusions made by authors of the Ebbeling trial – where it was purported that a very low carbohydrate diet significantly mitigated the reduction in energy expenditure subsequent to weight loss compared to diets higher…

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The Ebbeling vs. Hall Trials: Re-visiting How Diet Affects Energy Expenditure & Weight Loss (part 1)
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The Ebbeling vs. Hall Trials: Re-visiting How Diet Affects Energy Expenditure & Weight Loss (part 1)

The results of a study conducted by Dr Kevin Hall and 10 other researchers titled “Energy expenditure and body composition changes after an isocaloric ketogenic diet in overweight and obese men” were published recently in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Many interested in this area had waited patiently in anticipation wondering just what Dr…

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Are Carbs Toxic, Is The CICO Concept Valid, Can Exercise Facilitate Fat Loss? An N=1 Experiment
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Are Carbs Toxic, Is The CICO Concept Valid, Can Exercise Facilitate Fat Loss? An N=1 Experiment

This before and after 6 month “transformation” was an individual experiment (n=1), which was inspired by my professional curiosity to test the validity of 5 key claims currently purported to be fundamental for improving health and body composition that I do not entirely agree with as an Exercise Scientist. The first 3 claims are strongly and enthusiastically…

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