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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SUBSEQUENT EXCESS WEIGHT GAIN AND OBESITY: Epidemiological evidence shows
that physical activity, in general, is not associated with subsequent excess weight gain and obesity. Most of the studies reporting total physical activity had either no effect or a small
negative association with subsequent excess weight gain. Conflicting results across both adult- and children-based studies were found. This finding is consistent with the evidence on TEE
(5.7.2). Total physical activity (or expenditure), however, was not the primary outcome measure of many of these studies, all of which should be subject to the considerable quality issues
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