what work

being considered obese without being fat

different people have different proclivity toward metabolizing, storing fat, and making muscles

well it depends

youd be termed medically obese if you were muscly

and while having excessive muscles is a detriment to your health

its a different detriment than normal obesity

all it does is make it impossible for my arm to full extend lol

like, I can't make my arm a straight 180 degrees

more like 130-140

1.45 log(kg/m) (lune) 1.57 log(kg/m) (luci) 1.71 log(kg/m) (us male average) 1.84 log(kg/m) (ralin)

log?

yes a log scale

to stop it being exponential

it’s a linear scale now

oh, yeah i'm fat atm, need to lose ~60 lbs

but all that fat is in belly

everything else is fit

thats the worst place to have it

it strains the organs

you need to have some fat to build muscle correctly, use it as an opportunity to get amazing strength gains

@Stig2002 it's not like what you're picturing, hold on

Lewis Hamilton would be 1.59 log(kg/m)

@Ralin Storm i don't want to see your stomach

He’s a pretty light guy at 68kg and 1.74m

lol @Stig2002 I wouldn't put you through that, here is gladiator.

replace his flabby arms/neck/legs with muslces

which makes up most of the weight

Extra weight around the midsection is more likely to be visceral fat, which surrounds the body’s inner organs, than subcutaneous fat, which lies immediately under the skin. That means belly fat will likely “increase inflammation in the body, leading to Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, to name a few

belly fat is the worst for you

@Stig2002 lmao type 2 diabetes, i wish 😉

1.45 log(kg/m) (lune) 1.57 log(kg/m) (luci) 1.59 log(kg/m) (Lewis Hamilton) 1.62 log(kg/m) (ideal weight for an average height man) 1.71 log(kg/m) (us male average) 1.84 log(kg/m) (ralin)

wtf are you on about @lunemarie

@Ralin Storm what

@Stig2002 type 1 since birth boyo

ah

Type 1 Diabetic AND a Schizo

nice

Yea I have no diseases

my uncle got it from appendicitis