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건강과 운동은 과학이다

건강과 운동은 과학이다

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💪Belly fat comes in many forms. It can be a bulge in the lower abdomen due to a lack of core muscles that can't support the weight of the internal organs. It can be a bulge in the lower abdomen due to poor exercise habits, a muscular body, or a bulge caused by alcohol and eating habits. It can be a natural consequence of obesity. It can also be a bulge in the belly, despite appearing thin. This video will address the problem of tadpole belly in thin people. Being thin is frustrating, but if you keep eating to gain weight, you'll eventually find yourself with an ET-type body, where your arms and legs are thin but your belly is bulging out. But why does your belly bulge out so much when your arms and legs are thin?

References

Pathophysiology of human visceral obesity: an update. - Tchernof A, Després JP.

The regulation of adipose tissue distribution in humans. - Björntorp P

The role of visceral fat. - Batra A, Siegmund B.

The Evolution of Obesity - Michael L. Power, Jay Shulkin
The Chronicles of Our Bodies - Daniel Lieberman
Human Physiology, 7th Edition - Dee Unglaub Sliverthorn
The First Book I Read When My Doctor Tells Me to "Exercise" - James Shuichi Nakano
Nutrition for Health, Fitness, & Sport, 8th Edition - Melvin H, Williams

*Please note that this book (The First Book I Read When My Doctor Tells Me to "Exercise") was provided free of charge by the publisher, Booklife.