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Chapter 27, Problem 33P
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The fuel for resting muscles and strenuously working muscles should be determined.
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The amount of energy required to balance the energy loss to maintain the body size, composition, and level of physical activity, is termed as energy requirement. The energy in the human body is derived from macronutrients, such as carbohydrates, fats, ethanol, and proteins.
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