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For adults who have had weight-loss surgery, adding strength training and extra protein to their routine may lead to better physical function and improved perception of their body image compared to...

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Effectiveness of protein supplementation combined with resistance training to counteract disproportional fat-free mass loss following metabolic bariatric surgery: rationale and design of the ENRICHED randomised controlled trial

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2025 Dec 29

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Effectiveness of protein supplementation combined with resistance training to counteract disproportional fat-free mass loss following metabolic bariatric surgery: rationale and design of the ENRICHED randomised controlled trial

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DOI: 10.1136/bmjopen-2025-108346

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For adults who have had metabolic bariatric surgery, combining structured resistance training with daily whey protein supplements may help preserve lean body mass during the first three months after surgery, compared to standard post-surgical care.

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For adults who have had metabolic bariatric surgery, a structured resistance training program using moderate weights, performed both in supervised sessions and at home 2–3 times per week, is likely to result in greater improvements in muscle strength and physical function than standard post-surgery care.

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After metabolic bariatric surgery, adults who follow a structured protein supplement plan that starts at 20 grams per day and increases to 60 grams over 12 weeks, then transitions to dietary sources, consume more protein daily than those who follow standard dietary advice without supplementation.

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