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Structural fat is a type of fat found in the body that cushions and supports organs, bones, and tissues. It is essential for maintaining healthy body function and providing insulation and protection. Unlike subcutaneous fat, which is stored beneath the skin, structural fat is more deeply embedded in the body.

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