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Increased fat oxidation during Ramadan fasting in healthy women: an adaptative mechanism for body-weight maintenance

Jalila El Ati, Chiraz Beji, Jaber Danguir

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Key concepts: Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Anthropometry, Nutrient, Circadian rhythm, Body weight, Concomitant, Medicine

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