The Study on EPOC and its Role in the Prevention and Treatment of Fatness

Jian Wu; Li Na Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.187.108

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The Study on EPOC and its Role in the Prevention and Treatment of Fatness

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Author of the paper summarized the factors and causes of EPOC (Excess Post Exercise Oxygen Consumption) through literatures and proposed the study in related applications—the role of EPOC in the prevention and treatment of fatness. The research achievements will serve as new ideas for the group which want to lose fat from the angle of energy consumption after sports.

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