Women that are in menopause can see an increase of abdominal fat. This is caused by deficiencies in the hormone estrogen.
Females usually experience an increase in body fat during puberty as a secondary sex characteristic.
Essential fat in a female bodies are higher and her reproductive system requires more energy to function.
regulate body temperature
Postmenopausal women often notice a larger abdomen. Even if prior to menopause the woman had very little belly fat it is likely they'll notice weight shifting from their hips, arms, and legs to their abdomen.
Any food can increase your fat. Fat is formed with you eat more calories than you burn. It's the total amount you eat that counts. You have to work it off or you gain fat.
I am positive it does. >> To qualify this...yes, during exercise you will be 'burning' fat, but the amount and rate of fat 'burnt' depend on your fitness level, your diet and the intensity of the activity your participating in. Sweat is just your body's way of cooling itself when it getting hot. During exercise or hard work, the increase in activity, and therefore the energy requirements of your body, cause an increase in temperature.
hypertrophic obesity
Increased fat stores and thicker fur. Many animals eat more before cold weather to increase fat storage, and many animals grow more fur during colder seasons.
Oil increase the fat in body.
Increase it
no
Muscle cannot turn into fat, because one tissue cannot evolve into another. What does happen is that a loss in activity results in the shrinking of muscle mass because of disuse. Also, fat levels may increase because a loss of activity may result in a surplus of calories, which can result in an increase in fat. So, after not working the body for a while, muscles may shrink and fat may increase and can result in looking less firm (loss of muscle) and more flabby (increase in fat).