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    <description>Doubly labelled water, indirect calorimetry and predictive equations — what each method can and cannot tell you about metabolic rate.</description>
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    <description>Mostly false. Resting skeletal muscle uses roughly 13 kcal per kilogram per day. Adipose tissue uses about 4.5.</description>
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    <description>Partly true. Postprandial glucose responses genuinely vary between people for the same food. Whether acting on those readings improves outcomes in people withou</description>
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    <description>42 newly indexed peer-reviewed papers relevant to Metabolism Review, from 28 September 2026.</description>
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    <description>4 newly indexed peer-reviewed papers relevant to Metabolism Review, from 21 September 2026.</description>
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