Doubly labeled water (DLW) is a method used primarily in ecological and metabolic studies to measure energy expenditure and metabolic rates in free-ranging animals, including humans. The technique involves the use of two stable isotopes of water: deuterium (^2H or D) and oxygen-18 (^18O). **How it works:** 1.

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