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Figure 6: The three components of energy expenditure: resting energy expenditure (closed bar), diet-induced energy expenditure (stippled bar), and activity-induced energy expenditure (open bar) as observed in lean and obese subjects. In the lean group, women and men weighed 61 kg and 74 kg with 29% and 17% body fat, respectively. In the obese group, subjects were on average 40 kg heavier, where 70% of the additional weight was fat mass and 30% fat-free mass. The figure clearly illustrates the higher energy expenditure (primarily in resting energy expenditure) in men than in women and in obese than in lean subjects. (After reference 14).

Figure 6: The three components of energy expenditure: resting energy expenditure (closed bar), diet-induced energy expenditure (stippled bar), and activity-induced energy expenditure (open bar) as observed in lean and obese subjects. In the lean group, women and men weighed 61 kg and 74 kg with 29% and 17% body fat, respectively. In the obese group, subjects were on average 40 kg heavier, where 70% of the additional weight was fat mass and 30% fat-free mass. The figure clearly illustrates the higher energy expenditure (primarily in resting energy expenditure) in men than in women and in obese than in lean subjects. (After reference 14).