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<Pine.SUN.3.96.980427101243.18930B-100000 at infoserv.utdallas.edu>,
<fenris at utdallas.edu> wrote:
>Can anyone point me in the direction of a good source that proves women
>have:
>>1) 10% less hemoglobin than men
>>2) 10% more body fat
>>3) Overall lower bone density
>>Please respond to fenris at utdallas.edu>>Thanks
>Barry
Barry-Prove is a rather difficult word. How about indicate? There is a
great deal of interindividual variation floating around. You could start
by checking out an exercise physiology textbook. A clinical chemistry
book would give you a cheap and sleazy answer to #1. Take a drive down to
UT-Southwestern's (where I did my postdoc)library, which should have some
of the texts on the reference shelves.
Cindy Fuller
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C.J. Fuller
<mailto:cjfuller at erickson.uncg.edu>
<mailto:cjfuller at mindspring.com>
