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From: High protein diet maintains glucose production during exercise-induced energy deficit: a controlled trial

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Experimental Design. This figure presents the experimental design. During the first four days of the experimental phase (D1-4), all groups were in energy balance, with two groups consuming 0.9 g protein·kg body weight-1·d-1 and the third group consuming 1.8 g protein·kg body weight-1·d-1. Beginning on day 5, all volunteers increased their energy expenditure by 1,000 kcals·d-1 via exercise. In one group assigned to the diet containing 0.9 g protein·kg body weight-1·d-1, the increased energy expenditure was accompanied by concomitant increase in energy intake to maintain energy balance during the intervention period (D5-11) (BAL-MP). In the other two groups, who were assigned to diets containing 0.9 g protein·kg body weight-1·d-1 (DEF-MP) or 1.8 g protein·kg body weight-1·d-1 (DEF-HP), energy intake remained unchanged.

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