energy expenditure Flashcards
basal and resting metabolic rates
BMR (basal = sleeping)
- fasting 12 hours prior to test
- complete mental and physical relation
- often measured on waking; after sleep in hospital or metabolic ward
RMR
- less strict conditions
- 5-6 hours after a meal
- at rest following minimal activity
RMR ~10% higher than BMR
RMR
accounts for 60-75% of total daily expenditure
~60% from organs
~25% from skeletal muscle
minimal rate of metabolism necessary to sustain life
represents the sum of cellular events essencial to life
predicting with: body mass - 0.9-1 kcal/kg/hr Body comp - 21.6xFFM + 370kcal/day
TEF
-thermic effect of feeding
aka:
DIT
MIT
TEM
accounts for ~10% of TDEE
MR elevates after meal ingestion
divided into:
Obligatory thermogenesis
- energy cost of digestion and processing of food to energy
Facultative thermogenesis
- activation of SNS to stimulate metabolism
factors influencing TEF
macronutrient comp. (most thermogenic to least)
- protein
- carbs
- fat
fiber content (higher=faster)
age (>age = >TEF)
acute exercise
- after meal potentiates TEF
Alcohol
- increase in TEF offset by increase appetite
- increase RM, suppress fat oxidation
AEE
activity energy expenditure
15-30% TDEE
structured PA (exercise) + non exercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT)
most variable component
Difficult component to quantify
energy content in food
GE - gros energy
total chemical energy
DE - digestible energy
portion of GE actually absorbed into body
ME - metabolizable energy
amount of energy available for human metabolism
Atwater
measuring ME from food
ME = GE - (Losses in poop and pee)
losses in poop
- 1% ingested carbs
- 5% ingested fat
- 8% ingested protein
losses in pee
- ~5.2kj/g protein
atwater factors
protein 17kj/g
fat 37kj/g
carbs 17jk/g
alcohol 29kj/g
energy density in food measured by kj/g
energy density of food
density of a hole food which is usually a mixture of macronutrients, water and other components