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Retraining

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European Journal of Clinical Nutrition·13 Jul

Changes in phase angle and body composition induced by resistance training in older women

Non-randomised trial in 33 peopleResistance training
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  • Appendicular lean soft tissue1
  • Bioelectrical reactance1
  • Bioelectrical resistance1
  • Detraining1
  • Extracellular fluid1
  • Fat mass1
  • Fat-free mass1
  • Phase angle1
  • Resistance training1
  • Total body water1
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