no doubt

Ridiculously low

Less than 6%?

his master sent students to assassinate him

Drugs are fat soluble

Yes way under 6

Fat acts like a buffer

Yes, fat has proven to be a much more sophisticated organ than we anticipated.

When you have no buffer, you overdose way easier

It's a organ, living thing

Not oil off a bottle

It's also the fuel for your brain

About getting ripped
How do you know you are exercising free will on the subject and not simply responding to environmental pressure

It's only healthy for a minority. Lots of people damage themselves in the process. They don't get a boost in self esteem either. They get a deformed body perception and everlasting mental scars

Not to mention accidents due to poor practice

And mental illnesses with food

Isolation, obsessive behavior

I like to walk. It's what we have been designed for. Best exercise you can do

After 3 hours of walking you achieve complete metabolic activation

Works the whole body and most importantly strengthens the back

And it activates the brain too. You think, breathe, look at things differently

I agree but I do think 12%-20% bf is where you want to be depending on your goals at that particular moment

And I train for strength not for aesthetics though I have obtained my desired look through the way I train

We can all agree too much body fat is morbid

Same with too little

Reminds me I should eat fish more often

I eat plenty of high quality meat so I shouldn't be too low on the good fatty acids

Better safe than sorry though

Right can never be too safe in regards to nutrition

The sedentary lifestyle is the serial killer of our times

Getting everything delivered while we sit on our asses

In front of these damn machines from hell

is that all you do walk?

Then doing over intensive exercises for a short period of time

i walk a lot too

I used to bike swim, martial arts.. Lifted a bit too

The computer fucked up my wrists so I can't do it anymore

I've been going to the Physical therapist for a year now

Slow recovery

My bad for being stubborn and thinking it would fade away by itself

I can at least manage the pain now. My back is almost fixed so that's the good thing about it. Been dealing with chronic pain for about 5 years