Does low bodyfat like sub <15% have any health benefit? I mean sure your face will look pretty sharp and model tier. But other than that?
For me now that i'm in 15% range i notice that i have more energy and not easily get tired with less bodyfat.

>>76407486 (OP)
Excess fat aromatizes androgens like testosterone into estrogen

>>76407486 (OP)
Why does the fatty have like thicker end bones in her legs but then where it’s connected is thinner?

>>76407567
Just a different slice

>>76407486 (OP)
>when you're so fat the body starts accumulating it in your eye sockets

>>76407567
They're probably eroded the pads in there knees or have arthritic knees so there's less space in the joint and constant bone remodeling has that thicker build up around it. It's like breaking a bone repeatedly to make it thicker because the remodeling will reenforce the area with new material but happening with little chips and stress fractures. Also the slices are taken at slightly diffent depths so you're not seeing the full thickness of the tibia.

>>76407486 (OP)
right one is fine af

>>76407721
That comment might surpass even "jeets hitting on a classical painting" level of horniness.

>>76407947
as a jeet, I can confirm that to be true saar

>>76407531
/thread

>>76407486 (OP)
yes low bodyfat = higher testosterone
it starts negatively impacting you when you are in the single digits. before that, it makes test higher. 10-12% is ideal.

God damn it, wtf is an st supposed to be? I swear anglo's are just making shit up now when it comes to measurement units

>>76408536
Bongoloids are retarded

By normal human standards 15-20% would be fat.

10-12% is 'optimal' and hunter gatherers might have been under even that (what we evolved to be)

I'm 19% bodyfat currently and seen as a healthy weight in modern society. In a hunter gatherer society I'd be scorned for being extremely unfit

>>76410723
Not just hunter gatherer society, but until the mid-late 20th century most people were around 10-14% bodyfat. Only wealthy people could get fat throughout history

>>76410739
Most people also understand that the human body has no need to get fat when its working correctly.

Getting fat is not a sign of gluttony. Its not a sign of food abundance. Its a sign that the body has broken. Its like having a disease like diabetes. If someone is overweight their brain has stopped working correctly and it no longer regulates hunger as it should.

If you get a human being, give it unlimited abundance in a room with food for the rest of its life, but the main caveat is the food is all healthy food. Vegetables, fruit, all non tampered with, chicken with no additives.. guess what will happen. They will not become 300 lbs. They will eat what they need to be full and eat no more.

This whole phenomenon of getting fat is NOT a foot abundance problem like most people think. Its someone eating junk food then breaking their bodies insulin resistance, leptin resistance and more. Once this is broken its hard to go back, like a crack cocaine addict struggling to get back to 100% after a crack cocaine addiction.

Its why fat people typically have fat parents. Genetics are involved but one of the main damning factors for that kid is being fed junk food from a very young age and then they're hopelessly addicted for the rest of their lives.

Once you get addicted to junk food you can no longer properly regulate food and theres no going back. Thats why everyone is fat

>>76407486 (OP)
>Does low bodyfat like sub <15% have any health benefit?
Lets you bulk longer

>>76410749
>Once you get addicted to junk food you can no longer properly regulate food and theres no going back. Thats why everyone is fat
i'm not and i was never fat after 16 yo :D and i will without any doubt never get fat again - most of the time i can't eat enough lol :D

>>76407486 (OP)
Your body fat accumulates a lot of junk, toxins and senescent cells over the years. These send out signals of oxidation and inflammation, making you chronically wrecked.
When you burn all that garbage off your whole system will just run more efficiently