The effect of a low-energy food foam on appetite measures during a 1-day reduced-energy meal plan.
作者： H P F Peters , W P Koppenol , E A H Schuring , S L Abrahamse , D J Mela
DOI: 10.1038/IJO.2014.151
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摘要: The effect of a low-energy food foam on appetite measures during 1-day reduced-energy meal plan
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