The impact of acute and chronic resistance training on appetite and energy intake: A scoping review examining resistance exercise and comparisons with other exercise modalities

Panissa, Valéria L.G.; Cardoso, Larissa K.; Rossi, Priscila A.Q.; Fukuda, David H.; Rossi, Fabrício E.

doi:10.1016/j.appet.2023.107155

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The impact of acute and chronic resistance training on appetite and energy intake: A scoping review examining resistance exercise and comparisons with other exercise modalities

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