I'm not sure if the inflammation manifests as weight or not, but in my research from reliable and more honest sources all say that excess fat and obesity cause major inflammation, which in turn encourages more weight gain for a variety of reasons. I believe this inflammation is definitely tied with the weird bloated middles that are tigh…
I'm not sure if the inflammation manifests as weight or not, but in my research from reliable and more honest sources all say that excess fat and obesity cause major inflammation, which in turn encourages more weight gain for a variety of reasons. I believe this inflammation is definitely tied with the weird bloated middles that are tight rather than soft., and I'm even more convinced it's why some of them look so puffy and dimpled with cellulite. There was a doctor who did a video that showed the stark difference in appearance, composition, and consistency between the fat build up in a person that comes from unsaturated fats versus saturated fats - I'd link it if I could find it again, but if you manage to find it it's a good demonstration of what I'm talking about.
I'm not sure if the inflammation manifests as weight or not, but in my research from reliable and more honest sources all say that excess fat and obesity cause major inflammation, which in turn encourages more weight gain for a variety of reasons. I believe this inflammation is definitely tied with the weird bloated middles that are tight rather than soft., and I'm even more convinced it's why some of them look so puffy and dimpled with cellulite. There was a doctor who did a video that showed the stark difference in appearance, composition, and consistency between the fat build up in a person that comes from unsaturated fats versus saturated fats - I'd link it if I could find it again, but if you manage to find it it's a good demonstration of what I'm talking about.