FAO's development of the Adult Male Equivalent (AME) Concept
FAO's development of the Adult Male Equivalent (AME) Concept
FAO's development of the Adult Male Equivalent (AME) Concept
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Principle <strong>Concept</strong>s<br />
2004 Report:<br />
– requirements based on energy expenditure;<br />
– socially desirable activities but considering<br />
varying levels <strong>of</strong> habitual physical activity;<br />
– exercise for cardiovascular well-being and<br />
muscular fitness;<br />
– more sophisticated calculation <strong>of</strong> energy<br />
needs during pregnancy and lactation.
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