Nicolas Knuth

Associate Professor

Towson University

Affiliations

College of Health Professions

Department of Kinesiology

Nicolas Knuth is currently serving as a College Of Health Professions Associate Professor at Towson University.

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Nicolas Knuth

Towson University

Associate Professor

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health sciences obesity metabolism metabolic syndrome metabolic health weight disorders energy homeostasis public health nutrition ageing obesity medicine experimental gerontology aging cell obesity management metabolic disorders aging process biogerontology healthy aging metabolic state energy metabolism metabolic remodeling metabolic adaptation massive weight loss kinesiology rehabilitation body composition mortality longevity physical activity life cycle assessment neuroscience of aging physiological measurements european archaeology paleopathology cell metabolism molecular metabolism western pattern diet sleep disorders sleep medicine carbohydrate restriction energetic cost older adults vasodilatory capacity baltimore longitudinal study metabolic rate obese adults selective restriction metabolic fat loss energy imbalance fat-free mass greek heroes mighty mice old body builders exercise physiology

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Associations Between Vasodilatory Capacity, Physical Activity and Sleep Among Younger and Older Adults. Eur J Appl Physiol (2016)

rehabilitationsleep medicinekinesiologyolder adultshealthy agingphysical activitysleep disorderssleepneuroscience of agingphysiological measurementshealth sciencesvasodilatory capacity

Persistent Metabolic Adaptations 6 Years After the Biggest Loser Competition. Obesity (2016)

physiologyenergy homeostasismetabolic remodelingsystems biologymetabolic syndromebiggest loser competitionmolecular metabolismmetabolic statemetabolic healthmetabolismhealth sciencesmetabolic pathwayscell metabolism

Response to “Overstated Metabolic Adaptation After ‘the Biggest Loser’ Intervention”. Obesity (2016)

Kevin D. HallJennifer C. KernsRobert BrychtaNicholas D. Knuth

public healthmetabolic adaptationmetabolic healthobesity

Calorie for Calorie, Dietary Fat Restriction Results in More Body Fat Loss Than Carbohydrate Restriction in People With Obesity. Cell Metabolism (2015)

public healthobesity medicineobesity managementbody compositionmetabolic disorderswestern pattern dietobesityweight disorderscarbohydrate restrictionmetabolismnutritionhealth sciences

Is a Calorie a Calorie? Metabolic Fat Loss With Selective Restriction of Dietary Carbohydrate vs. Fat in Obese Adults. Cell Metab (2015)

physiologyobesity medicineobese adultsmetabolic fat lossobesity managementmetabolic disordersmetabolic syndromeobesitymetabolic healthselective restrictionmetabolismnutritionhealth sciences

IDEAL: Aging is Associated With Lower Resting Metabolic Rate: The Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging. J Am Geriatr Soc (2014)

physiologyageingexperimental gerontologybiogerontologyhealthy agingaging celllongitudinal studieschronic diseasesmetabolic ratebaltimore longitudinal studyaging processhealth sciences

Metabolic Adaptation Following Massive Weight Loss is Related to the Degree of Energy Imbalance and Changes in Circulating Leptin. Obesity (2014)

physiologyenergy homeostasismassive weight lossenergy metabolismendocrinologymetabolic syndromeenergy imbalanceobesityweight disordersmetabolic statemetabolic adaptationmetabolismhealth sciences

Aging and the Energetic Cost of Life. J Am Geriatr Soc (2012)

ageinglongevityexperimental gerontologybiogerontologyaging celllife cycle assessmentenergetic costaging processhealth sciencesmortality

Metabolic Slowing With Massive Weight Loss Despite Preservation of Fat-Free Mass. J Clin Endocrinol Metab (2012)

physiologyenergy homeostasismassive weight lossenergy metabolismmetabolic remodelingfat-free massmetabolic syndromeobesityweight disordersmetabolic healthmetabolismbiochemistry

Of Greek Heroes, Wiggling Worms, Mighty Mice, and Old Body Builders. J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci (2012)

historygreek heroesold body buildersanatomypaleopathologyeuropean archaeologyancient philosophymighty miceclassics

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