Weight Loss and Regain and Effects on Body Composition: The Health, Aging, and Body Composition Study
Abstract
Older adults are less able to conserve lean mass relative to fat mass with weight change. A cycle of weight loss and regain in an older individual could accelerate sarcopenia. We examined whether older adults experiencing weight loss and regain would show a greater loss of lean mass during a weight-loss period than gain in lean mass during the weight-regain period, thus have overall a greater net loss of lean mass compared with those who...
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Title
Weight Loss and Regain and Effects on Body Composition: The Health, Aging, and Body Composition Study
Published Date
Apr 14, 2009
Volume
65A
Issue
1
Pages
78 - 83
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