Of aesthetic but also health interest, localized fat is greater in the abdomen and waistline in infertile males and females, and on the thighs, buttocks and hips in potentially fertile women (with menstruation).
In compliance with contemporary Western canons, the aesthetic impact of localized fat is certainly not the best and this is why a colossal business is moving around "possible remedies".
"But is it really possible to thin a specific fatty tissue, normally resistant to weight loss?"
Yes, of course!
"So can we choose where to lose weight?"
Current knowledge suggests not.
Something is wrong and at first glance the two answers seem to contradict each other ... but in reality they are not! Let's see why.
For further information: Localized Fat: What it is and what it depends on and storage due to a positive caloric balance - that is, more calories are introduced than are consumed.
Fat is deposited in areas called subcutaneous adipose panniculus, located between the epidermis (more on the surface) and muscle tissue (deeper). Furthermore, in visceral obesity, a massive accumulation occurs in the peritoneum and around the organs. For some, especially strength athletes like strongermans, it infiltrates the muscles.
