work out and eat healthily.
Muscles may shrink, and you may accumulate fat reserves if you consume and store more than you burn off, but those are two different processes.Muscles do not turn into fat. To learn more about this, search for [ protein turnover ].
they really dont if you get fat then its going to be squishy lol but really theey dont unless you have a six pack or something No, because we have two different layers of fat. One that is superficial subcutaneous fat layer and one that is deep below behind the abdominal muscles called the extraperitoneal fat layer. When men accumulate fat in this layer it pushes out as a belly but because is surrounded by the abdominal muscles this gives it the hardened, round look.
no they just have a big layer of fat over there muscles
Muscle cells do not store fat. Rather, if muscles are not used often, more fat will be stored in the body. Conversely, if muscles are exercised often, there will be less fat in the body.
Some of the same activity that burns fat also develops muscles, but no, fat does not turn into muscle.
muscles are much stronger then fat
If there's a bulging, jiggly area, that's where it's stored.
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No
Muscles, fat, and water.
nope, fat and muscle are unrelated
A fat cell is a round cell. The structure of the fat cell that helps the cell function is the shape allows the fat cell to accumulate a lot of lipids.