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The two factors that determine urine volume are:
Metabolic Demands
The amount of energy (calories) the body requires to carry out physical and physiological processes.
Nutrients
Substances obtained from food that are essential for the maintenance of health and for growth and development.
Waist-To-Hip Ratios
A measurement used to assess the distribution of body fat, calculated by dividing the circumference of the waist by the circumference of the hips.
Obesity-Related
Pertains to conditions or health concerns associated with or caused by excessive body weight.
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