What would happen if we didn't have subcutaneous fat

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Soloha48 [4]3 years ago

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What would happen if we didn't have subcutaneous fat?

Ans) For instance, while fat has been blamed for heart attacks, strokes,diabetes, and a host of other serious illnesses, researchers are finding that low fat levels may make us even more vulnerable to death from those conditions. In many studies, being overweight actually lowers morality from disease.

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