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EPOC
(redirected from Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption)

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EPOCEnfermedad Pulmonar Obstructiva Cronica
EPOCEnfermedad Pulmonar Obstructiva Crónica (Colombia)
EPOCExcess Post-Exercise Oxygen Consumption
EPOCEnvironment Policy Committee (OECD)
EPOCEffective Practice and Organisation of Care Group (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
EPOCElectronic Piece of Cheese (alleged name for Psion EPOC-16 operating system)
EPOCEnvironmental Professionals' Organization of Connecticut
EPOCEnterprise Point of Care (Epocal Inc.)
EPOCEastern Pacific Oceanic Conference
EPOCEmerging Pollutants of Concern
EPOCExcess Post-Exercise Consumption
EPOCEuropean Plans and Operations Center (US)
EPOCEquipment Point of Connection
EPOCEngineer Plant Operator Course
EPOCEnnis - Pocsidio Partnership (New York, NY)


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This post-exercise calorie burn is known as after-burn or excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC).
BASIC TRAINING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
There are dictums and theories about oxygen deficit versus oxygen debt; about recovery oxygen uptake or excess post-exercise oxygen consumption.
You leave me breathless by Nessel, Edward H. / AMAA Journal
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