Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation

We studied adaptive thermogenesis, both diet and cold-induced, in the setting of vitamin D status and leucine supplementation. Vitamin D supplementation did not increase fat loss, but higher 25OHD favoured metabolic flexibility. Cold exposure increased thermogenesis only in those with metabolic synd...

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Main Author: Pathak, Kaveri
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2016
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/65387
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description We studied adaptive thermogenesis, both diet and cold-induced, in the setting of vitamin D status and leucine supplementation. Vitamin D supplementation did not increase fat loss, but higher 25OHD favoured metabolic flexibility. Cold exposure increased thermogenesis only in those with metabolic syndrome. Skin blood flow strongly predicted RMR and RQ. Leucine supplementation had no added effect, over caloric restriction but incidental improvements in 25OHD increased loss of fat mass and retained skeletal muscle mass.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-653872018-02-26T02:46:05Z Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation Pathak, Kaveri We studied adaptive thermogenesis, both diet and cold-induced, in the setting of vitamin D status and leucine supplementation. Vitamin D supplementation did not increase fat loss, but higher 25OHD favoured metabolic flexibility. Cold exposure increased thermogenesis only in those with metabolic syndrome. Skin blood flow strongly predicted RMR and RQ. Leucine supplementation had no added effect, over caloric restriction but incidental improvements in 25OHD increased loss of fat mass and retained skeletal muscle mass. 2016 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/65387 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Pathak, Kaveri
Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
title Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
title_full Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
title_fullStr Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
title_full_unstemmed Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
title_short Energy metabolism in obesity: Role of vitamin D status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
title_sort energy metabolism in obesity: role of vitamin d status, cold exposure and leucine supplementation
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/65387