Exercise of low energy expenditure along with mild energy intake restriction acutely reduces fasting and postprandial triacylglycerolaemia in young women

Keyphrases

• Energy Expenditure 100%
• Young Women 100%
• Low Energy 100%
• Energy Intake 100%
• Light Exercise 100%
• Single-bout 66%
• Exercise Effect 33%
• Postmenopausal Women 33%
• Sedentary Workers 33%
• Insulin Concentration 33%
• Women Age 33%
• Postprandial Insulin 33%
• Maximal Oxygen Uptake 33%
• Total Energy 33%
• Control Condition 33%
• Serum Insulin 33%
• Control Trial 33%
• Energy Deficit 33%
• Endurance Exercise 33%
• Net Energy 33%
• Moderate-intensity Exercise 33%
• Oral Fat Tolerance Test 33%
• TAG-rich Lipoproteins 33%
• Low Energy Cost 33%
• Practical Interventions 33%
• Scalable Interventions 33%
• Dose-dependent 33%
• Isoenergetic 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Scanning Electron Microscopy 100%
• Energy Expenditure 100%
• Caloric Intake 100%
• Insulin 50%
• Health Care Cost 25%
• Oxygen Consumption 25%
• Endurance Training 25%
• Premenopause 25%
• Body Mass Index 25%
• Lipoprotein 25%
• Fat Tolerance Test 25%

Neuroscience

• Scanning Electron Microscopy 100%
• Energy Expenditure 100%
• Blood Plasma 50%
• Insulin 50%
• Body Mass Index 25%