Thread: Interesting question for you all

Yeah,I wondered that too.....When you see people Some dudes have Solid round bellies while some are kinda jiggly.....does that matter on how easily it would be to lose the fat?

'Jiggly' fat is subcutaneous, which has resulted from excess calories being stored as fat. 1 kg fat = 3500 kcal, 1 pound of fat = 9500 kcals, so you were very busy before.

Fat deposits in other areas, such as the fat INSIDE the stomach that gives men that 'beach ball' appearance to their bodies, when everywhere else is more or less lean, is called omentem (or something like that, sorry about the spelling), and it is quite toxic fat as it will have hormonal effect.

More fat around your midsection is always more 'toxic' and puts you at risk for diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

Subcutaneous fat is easier to burn off than fat from hormone systems, such as the cortisol-insulin-adrenaline system being out of whack (around the midsection and the omentum).

Watch your diet a bit and start training again. However, you will only lose about 1-2 lbs of fat a week (without losing muscle or bone tissue), it will take about 2-3 months.

Best not to get fat, also depending on your genetics, age,diet, your skin may be stretched, and it takes longer to snap back/get tight. In some people with excessive weight gain, it never does.

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Originally Posted by Tatyana

Fat deposits in other areas, such as the fat INSIDE the stomach that gives men that 'beach ball' appearance to their bodies, when everywhere else is more or less lean, is called omentem (or something like that, sorry about the spelling), and it is quite toxic fat as it will have hormonal effect.

Isnt that just considered intermuscular fat (INTER) vs, SUBQ? Or is it on the organs?

Here's a pretty good article on the omentum...