Plain-English Summary
Levine NEAT overfeeding. Non-exercise activity thermogenesis varied substantially during overfeeding and helped explain resistance to fat gain.
Key Findings
- Non-exercise activity thermogenesis varied substantially during overfeeding and helped explain resistance to fat gain.
Limitations
- Older controlled study.
- Overfeeding context differs from weight-loss maintenance.
Why It Matters
Non-exercise activity thermogenesis varied substantially during overfeeding and helped explain resistance to fat gain.
Viral Vitalism Verdict
Useful evidence, bounded by design: Older controlled study.