The effect of exercise on non-restricted caloric intake in male joggers

This study examined the effects of both increasing and decreasing normal energy expenditure over periods of one week on the self-reported caloric intake of seven male joggers (22–27 years). The three levels of energy expenditure were: no exercise, regular exercise and double exercise. Despite significant difference in energy expenditure across conditions, self-reported caloric intake did not differ significantly, suggesting that energy intake was not affected by short-term changes in energy expenditure.