The Doubly Labeled Water Technique for the Determination of Human Energy Requirements
HEIDI G. HILDRETH, Rachel K. Johnson
Abstract
HEIDI G. HILDRETH, Rachel K. Johnson
Abstract
Energy expenditure can now be accurately measured in free-living humans using the doubly labeled water technique. This sophisticated technique has enhanced our understanding of energy requirements across the life cycle and in a variety of physiological conditions.
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Energy expenditure can now be accurately measured in free-living humans using the doubly labeled water technique. This sophisticated technique has enhanced our understanding of energy requirements across the life cycle and in a variety of physiological conditions.
Key concepts: Doubly labeled water, Energy requirement, Energy (signal processing), Variety (cybernetics), Energy expenditure, Environmental science, Computer science, Process engineering