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Constrained Total Energy Expenditure and Metabolic Adaptation to Physical Activity in Adult Humans.
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Discussions around the publication often revolve around agreement with its core findings, such as the idea that increased physical activity does not linearly increase total energy expenditure due to metabolic adaptation. Users employ technical language, referencing models like the 'constrained total energy expenditure,' and critique common recommendations like 'move more,' highlighting the nuanced understanding of energy regulation. The tone varies from scientific curiosity to cautious skepticism, reflecting both interest and engagement with the physiological implications of the research.
Most discussion suggests tentative support or acknowledgment of the study's findings, with some referencing prior research or models similar to Pontzer's conclusions.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity, with many users engaging deeply with the ideas behind the constrained energy expenditure model and its implications for exercise and diet.
Several commenters analyze the research methodology, question its applicability, or relate it to broader concepts in metabolism and weight management, indicating moderate to deep engagement.
While some posts reflect a recognition of the study’s potential to influence public understanding of energy expenditure, overall impact perception is moderate, with comments emphasizing the need for further discussion and skepticism.
Abstract in brief
- The study investigates whether increased physical activity always leads to higher total energy expenditure, finding that at higher activity levels the body's energy expenditure plateaus due to metabolic adaptation.
- The results support a "Constrained" model of energy expenditure, showing that beyond a certain point, the body adjusts to maintain a relatively stable total energy output despite increased activity.
- Factors like body fat percentage and activity intensity influence how the body responds to physical activity, indicating that current public health models should be updated to reflect these metabolic constraints.]
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Most liked on X and Blueskybuen paper para comprender xk esperar perder peso haciendo ejercicio no será algo "racional". Una caloría gastada no guardará relación c déficit calórico. Constrained total energy expenditure and metabolic adaptation to physical activity in adult humans. https://t.co/eYFTc8AIT6
@Juan_dla_Mancha @mnvrsngh @USDA @DHSCgovuk Correct and counter intuitive. Has to do with the energy constraint model. See Pontzer, H. et al. Constrained total energy expenditure and metabolic adaptation to physical activity in adult humans. Curr. Biol. 26, 410–417 (2016).
@davidcarr333 Can we start a scientific discussion of the role of exercise in weight management? Worth a read , see attached theory of constrained total energy expenditure and metabolic adaptation. @HermanPontzer https://t.co/csA7FlgVCe
@BSTETG72134 @AmyDee1001 @DoctorTro @Asher_Barry87 @BrianLenzkes @LOWCARB_TOOLBOX @jdolphin2572 @KenDBerryMD @docmuscles @SBakerMD @drandyphung @ObesityResolved @ChrisPalmerMD @GeorgiaEdeMD @StickmanBleedin @Mangan150 @drnickgreiner @KetoDocCLT You should weight train and cardio is great for health/ longevity, but believe it or not the body quickly adapts and you no longer expend the energy you think you do from these activities. Look at Herman pontzers work https://t.co/hK829Y8yhl
この論文だったはず https://t.co/k9HvjTlTyn
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@dsiroker Waste. "Constrained Total Energy Expenditure and Metabolic Adaptation to Physical Activity in Adult Humans"
Sollte das wirklich stimmen, wäre dies eine Bestätigung von dem, was Pontzer schon vor einigen Jahren geschrieben hat. Ab einem gewissen Aktivitätsvolumen beginnt eine Autoregulation des Körpers. https://t.co/pKkaX4zh7T https://t.co/bBCPaUrYGJ
@justincgohn @nntaleb Justin and Nassim please see the following article by @HermanPontzer for insight into why despite increased exercise we “can’t just eat what we want” see another of his articles “Constrained Total Energy Expenditure and Metabolic Adaptation to Physical Activity in Adult Humans” https://t.co/0L86jZKXS6
@ScepticalAnna In short, this is what @HermanPontzer claims happens (in his research and in 'Burn' see Fig 5.2) which is consistent with the latest - and only - RCT: From Doi:10.1016/j.cub.2015.12.046 https://t.co/6V7BjtvktW
@biggestjoel Here's a study that supports the argument in the video: https://t.co/FIW9iUQQif
この論文だったはず https://t.co/k9HvjTlTyn
@StuartJRitchie It might be true for people with intermediate to advanced exercise, but not in the lower end? "For subjects in the upper range of physical activity, total energy expenditure plateaued, supporting a Constrained total energy expenditure model" https://t.co/o5ieALhcrS
https://t.co/HUysDIWe9x 面白い
@DStibbardHawkes @rlmcelreath not going to happen w data from the 2012 paper - not enough matching accel data. But here's an example of why it won't matter: here's what that mediation analysis would look like. Activity (CPM/d) effect is tiny and does not reduce the effect of FFM https://t.co/WZkskERKXn https://t.co/ZLXhB40Tt9
@ekaratha @davidspitz_ You're absolutely correct that all three of those would affect your TDEE! (Although, some recent research suggests that PAL may not have as much of an effect as previously thought: https://t.co/O68BHW8IW3) With a Calorify kit, you can decide what type of week you'd like to test
@mhuzzell @Botanygeek An active or sedentary lifestyle doesn’t play into body composition at that much of a factor for the standard population. This has been accepted within obesity research for over 5 years now, strange it hasn’t made it to the public yet. https://t.co/Y1fgDd8et3
運動しても痩せないのはなぜか: 代謝の最新科学が示す「それでも運動すべき理由」 https://t.co/fbTvtir6Tf Constrained Total Energy Expenditure and Metabolic Adaptation to Physical Activity in Adult Humans https://t.co/Sa4XJ6FQK5
RT @sudokeeen: 参考 https://t.co/cLNf0Yk5SM https://t.co/ppzCUHAkDw
RT @sudokeeen: 参考 https://t.co/cLNf0Yk5SM https://t.co/ppzCUHAkDw
参考 https://t.co/cLNf0Yk5SM https://t.co/ppzCUHAkDw
@Juan_dla_Mancha @mnvrsngh @USDA @DHSCgovuk Correct and counter intuitive. Has to do with the energy constraint model. See Pontzer, H. et al. Constrained total energy expenditure and metabolic adaptation to physical activity in adult humans. Curr. Biol. 26, 410–417 (2016).
@WillClayYoung @jerkheadface @YrsTrulytheSun @PoliticalGOPCat @robert_bruce_iv @BigLunchMan @GChapman00 Constrained Total Energy Expenditure and Metabolic Adaptation to Physical Activity in Adult Humans by Herman Pontzer et al will teach you a lot about dynamic metabolic allocation. There are many options a body can take in a caloric deficit and they usually cut body functions.
学部の後輩が、「Constrained Total Energy Expenditure」に関連のテーマで、卒論を書くと聞いて、非常に楽しみ。 https://t.co/ZfvtUkUBA4
@jcthemd If your fat is going down, it's almost entirely because your diet is on point. https://t.co/roiRHNB8tf
@jcthemd @HermanPontzer Probably not after subtracting REE from the total, unless you are maintaining a pretty high level of effort for that time. https://t.co/uF54s3eqUn
¿Quién tiene la razón? En estos trabajos de Pontzer et al, el gasto energético (TEE) de TRIBUS cazadoras y hortícolas es muy similar a la de OCCIDENTALES pese a la diferencia de actividad física: https://t.co/uHweYkBI0s https://t.co/wnvSCu7rAJ Otros autores apuntan en otra direcc
@TheBhupiThakur @HermanPontzer @TheAlanAragon According to the constrained energy expenditure model of @HermanPontzer: https://t.co/DuBOZnUOQs
RT @DavidMacklinMD: @davidcarr333 Can we start a scientific discussion of the role of exercise in weight management? Worth a read , see at…
RT @DavidMacklinMD: @davidcarr333 Can we start a scientific discussion of the role of exercise in weight management? Worth a read , see at…
@davidcarr333 Can we start a scientific discussion of the role of exercise in weight management? Worth a read , see attached theory of constrained total energy expenditure and metabolic adaptation. @HermanPontzer https://t.co/csA7FlgVCe
RT @albertohdez: buen paper para comprender xk esperar perder peso haciendo ejercicio no será algo "racional". Una caloría gastada no guard…
buen paper para comprender xk esperar perder peso haciendo ejercicio no será algo "racional". Una caloría gastada no guardará relación c déficit calórico. Constrained total energy expenditure and metabolic adaptation to physical activity in adult humans. https://t.co/eYFTc8AIT6
RT @jerryteixeira: @BSTETG72134 @AmyDee1001 @DoctorTro @Asher_Barry87 @BrianLenzkes @LOWCARB_TOOLBOX @jdolphin2572 @KenDBerryMD @docmuscles…
@BSTETG72134 @AmyDee1001 @DoctorTro @Asher_Barry87 @BrianLenzkes @LOWCARB_TOOLBOX @jdolphin2572 @KenDBerryMD @docmuscles @SBakerMD @drandyphung @ObesityResolved @ChrisPalmerMD @GeorgiaEdeMD @StickmanBleedin @Mangan150 @drnickgreiner @KetoDocCLT You should weight train and cardio is great for health/ longevity, but believe it or not the body quickly adapts and you no longer expend the energy you think you do from these activities. Look at Herman pontzers work https://t.co/hK829Y8yhl
@LOWCARB_TOOLBOX @AmyDee1001 @Asher_Barry87 @BrianLenzkes @jdolphin2572 @KenDBerryMD @docmuscles @DoctorTro @SBakerMD @drandyphung @ObesityResolved @ChrisPalmerMD @GeorgiaEdeMD @StickmanBleedin @Mangan150 @drnickgreiner @KetoDocCLT the problem with “move more” (not necessarily energy balance) is that move more is adapted to rather quickly, even hunter gatherers who lead much much more physically active lives than any of us have almost the same energy expenditure as westerners https://t.co/hK829Yq9FV
@sorahill @GilesYeo @DrMichaelMosley Agree to first part but limited in helpfulness when a calorie is not a biological molecule and fats/carbs have different pathways. On the CO front, then non-linearities in the system present https://t.co/NJP4Ft39EE So its back to diet...