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Body Composition Absorptiometry, Photon Adipose Tissue Body Water Electric Impedance Body Weight Anthropometry Skinfold Thickness Energy Metabolism Body Mass Index Obesity Body Fluid Compartments Adiposity Basal Metabolism Energy Intake Weight Loss Weight Gain Body Fat Distribution Diet Bone Density Exercise Nutritional Status Aging Body Height Dietary Proteins Physical Fitness Diet, Reducing Lipids Calorimetry, Indirect Leptin Deuterium Oxide Body Constitution Muscle, Skeletal Indicator Dilution Techniques Densitometry Eating Overweight Regression Analysis Growth Lipid Metabolism Muscle Strength Fatty Acids Cross-Sectional Studies Sarcopenia Blood Glucose Sex Characteristics Human Growth Hormone Dietary Fats Puberty Linear Models Thinness Plethysmography, Impedance Insulin Swine Insulin Resistance Meat Longitudinal Studies Sex Factors Animal Nutritional Physiological Phenomena Organ Size Animal Feed Deuterium Waist-Hip Ratio Neutron Activation Analysis Body Size Nutrition Disorders Waist Circumference Abdominal Fat Motor Activity Amino Acids Resistance Training Body Weights and Measures Intra-Abdominal Fat Insulin-Like Growth Factor I Viscera Oxygen Consumption Nitrogen Anorexia Nervosa Somatotypes Cachexia Proteins Dietary Carbohydrates European Continental Ancestry Group Oxygen Isotopes Physical Education and Training Time Factors Minerals Reference Values Cattle Plethysmography Adiponectin Weight Lifting Caloric Restriction Analysis of Variance Nutrition Assessment Radioisotope Dilution Technique Base Composition Lactation Dietary Supplements Food Deprivation

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