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Do my muscles turn into fat if I don’t exercise them after a while? Photo credit u-o-0024
NO! Photo credit Tony Guiterrez
Fat cells and muscles cells are completely different types of cells and can not change from one to the other. When you pump iron you are building up your muscles cells and at the same time thinning out your fat cells. When you stop strength training your muscle cells start to thin out. And if you continue to eat as if you are still working out the fat cells become bloated and start to expand. Photo credit: British Heart Foundation
There are three different kinds of muscle cells first there are smooth muscle cells second there are cardiac muscle cells then there are skeletal muscle cells. The skeletal muscle cells are the one you are working on expanding. Photo credit: LiveSurfing
For more great information check out this web site: http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2006/05/01/1613539.htm Or this paper from the New England Journal of Medicine in 1992,"Discrepancy Between Self-Reported and Actual Caloric Intake and Exercise in Obese Patients". By . Dr. S. W. Lichtman Photo credit :medical_library

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Muscle vs. fat cells

  • 1. Do my muscles turn into fat if I don’t exercise them after a while? Photo credit u-o-0024
  • 2. NO! Photo credit Tony Guiterrez
  • 3. Fat cells and muscles cells are completely different types of cells and can not change from one to the other. When you pump iron you are building up your muscles cells and at the same time thinning out your fat cells. When you stop strength training your muscle cells start to thin out. And if you continue to eat as if you are still working out the fat cells become bloated and start to expand. Photo credit: British Heart Foundation
  • 4. There are three different kinds of muscle cells first there are smooth muscle cells second there are cardiac muscle cells then there are skeletal muscle cells. The skeletal muscle cells are the one you are working on expanding. Photo credit: LiveSurfing
  • 5. For more great information check out this web site: http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2006/05/01/1613539.htm Or this paper from the New England Journal of Medicine in 1992,"Discrepancy Between Self-Reported and Actual Caloric Intake and Exercise in Obese Patients". By . Dr. S. W. Lichtman Photo credit :medical_library