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However, the PD group showed lower body fat mass, whole-body fat percentage, and greater resting metabolic rate compared to controls (p less then 0.05), with no significant differences in musculoskeletal mass. Parkinson's disease postural instability/gait difficulty (PD-PIGD) subtype showed lower body fat parameters, increased fat-free mass, and higher resting metabolic rates. Conclusions These results suggest that PD patients present an increased resting metabolic rate associated with the postural instability/gait difficulty PD subt
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