Changes in Energy Expenditure, Body Composition, Blood Lipid Profile, and Inflammatory Markers with Ingestion of a High Protein, Low Fat Diet versus a High Protein, High Fat Diet among Overweight Females.

Amy Jo Riggs; Stephen Rossi; James L. McMillian

Changes in Energy Expenditure, Body Composition, Blood Lipid Profile, and Inflammatory Markers with Ingestion of a High Protein, Low Fat Diet versus a High Protein, High Fat Diet among Overweight Females.

Amy Jo Riggs
, Stephen Rossi
, James L. McMillian

Health Sciences & Kinesiology

Georgia Southern University

Research output: Other contribution › Other

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2007

Disciplines

Food Science
Nutrition

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