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I know that the number of fatcells in the body can only significantly increase during childhood.
Do people with a higher quantity of fatcells gain fat faster or have a harder time losing it?
Are people who've been obese during childhood just fucked for life when it comes to weight loss?
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>>40143918
fat is fat
it doesn't make a difference how fast you can lose it
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>>40143918
No that's not how it works. When you lose fat, your body empties adipose tissue, or fat cells, of their triglyceride content. This generally happens proportionately to how much energy you need. The more or less fat cells you have doesn't really matter all that much.
This is a gross simplification but, you get it.
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>>40143918
I am not aware of any studies regarding fat cells making it harder for obese people to lose weight. Logically, your higher RMR will cause obese people to lose weight FASTER than smaller people with a lower Resting Metabolic Rate.
Obese people, especially, want to lose weight by controlling insulin. Ketosis/intermittent fasting is going to be key for these people.
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thanks for the replies, guys
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>>40143918
read the sticky
chicken and rice for protons
seasoning packets and hot sauce for flavor
tea
water
coffee
NO ADDITIVES SUGAR DRINKS OR CREAM IN YOUR FAT FUCK "COFFEE"
greens for good nutch
sunlight for vitamin D
eat under your maintenance calories for weight loss.
no excuses.
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>>40146567
got it, no coffee in my sugar
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