Levine 1995

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A classic metabolic ward study showing that individuals spontaneously increased their physical activity (NEAT) when overeating, leading to less weight gain than predicted.

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A classic metabolic ward study showing that individuals spontaneously increased their physical activity (NEAT) when overeating, leading to less weight gain than predicted.