Browsing Department of Nutrition and Exercise Physiology (MU) by Title

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    Changes in blood biomarkers and the microbiome in individuals consuming a high and low fiber diet [1]
    Changes in fatty acids profiles after three weeks of high-fat diet feeding in obesity-prone rats [1]
    Changes in nucleus accumbens gene expression accompany sex specific suppression of voluntary physical activity in aromatase knockout mice [1]
    College students' responses to three nutritional interventions placed in campus dining halls at a midwestern university [1]
    Comparison of a commercial weight loss program to traditional exercise [1]
    Comparison of anthropometry to DXA in men: a validation study [1]
    The consequences of maternal vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy on offspring metabolic phenotype and adipose tissue physiology [1]
    Contribution of de novo lipogenesis to the progression of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease [1]
    Differential effects of increasing physical activity and reducing energy intake on cardiometabolic and energetic parameters in obesity-prone juvenile rats [1]
    Eccentric and concentric resistance exercise induced changes on insulin sensitivity and inflammation [1]
    Effectiveness of Advanced Stay Strong, Stay Healthy in community settings [1]
    The effects of 6-weeks of resistance training on the gut microbiome in young adults with overweight and obesity [1]
    The effects of a protein-rich breakfast on glucose metabolism in overweight/obese late adolescent girls [1]
    The effects of an acute bout of eccentric, concentric, and traditional resistance exercise on adiponectin concentrations [1]
    The effects of eccentric and concentric resistance exercise on metabolic health [1]
    The effects of exercise and fish oil on oxidative stress [1]
    The effects of exercise and omega-3 fatty acid supplementation as treatments for hepatic steatosis [1]
    Effects of exercise and phytoestrogens on white adipose tissue health in estrogen deficient rodents [1]
    The effects of high dose vitamin D supplementation on glucose metabolism and inflammation in obese adolescents [1]
    Effects of high fat loading on substrate utilization and performance during intermittent exercise in trained athletes [1]