May 1993 PMID 16353352

Non linear weight gain with long term overfeeding in man.

O Dériaz, A Tremblay, C Bouchard

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The study found that during long-term overfeeding, body weight, fat mass, and fat-free mass increased exponentially, with TEE (total energy expenditure) also rising in relation to body weight; this suggests that TEE adjustments contribute to the slowing of weight gain over time.
Approximately 65% of the excess energy intake was used for other processes like physical activity and food digestion, while the remaining energy was stored as body mass, though the proportion stored decreased from nearly 100% at the start to about 60% after 100 days.
The main conclusions are that TEE varies with body weight, most excess energy is used for activities and thermic effects rather than storage, and the efficiency of storing surplus energy declines with prolonged overfeeding.

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