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I will study this paper later, I just want to say something before reading.
I think weight training is hard to help with fat loss.
Although WT can increase TDD, but it’s too small to compared with foods calories.
***The High Weights People go to workout may hurting themselves.***
I suggest to swimming instead jogging or high weights training, and the most important is decreased calories, increase protein now.