Examining associations between lean mass, metabolic rate, and energy intake
06 June 2023
This study aims to examine whether individual’s lean mass (non-fat mass) and metabolic rate correlate with their appetite and daily energy intake; as well as whether habitual physical activity and lifestyle behaviours moderate these relationships.
Participant will get comprehensive data about their health including resting metabolic rate, body composition, fitness (VO2 peak), physical activity and blood markers.
Requirements
- • Aged 18- 55 years
- • Men or women
- • Body mass index (BMI) 16.5 to 35 kg/m2
- • Generally exhibiting good health
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Ethical approval
The study was approved by Loughborough University Ethics Review Sub-Committee (project ID: 10980)
About the researcher
This research study is being led by Dr James King who is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, at Loughborough University. Ms Arwa Alruwaili (PhD student) will be leading data collection, with support from all of the other members.
