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Reading and listening to music increase resting energy expenditure during an indirect calorimetry test / Blaire Snell, Dennis L. Eggett.

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Snell, Blaire

Series: Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. 114 : 12, Page 1939-1942 Publication details: December 2014Subject(s):

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