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Nutrition

Visceral Fat Estimation

Approximating organ-surrounding fat via waist, bioimpedance, or DEXA—useful for metabolic risk trends, not single-day fixes.

Visceral fat estimation uses waist circumference, bioimpedance, or DEXA-derived indices to approximate fat around organs—linked to metabolic risk beyond scale weight. Trends matter more than single scans; resistance training and moderate deficits reduce visceral fat over months.

Common questions

  • Can you spot-reduce visceral fat?

    No—overall fat loss, resistance training, sleep, and fiber-rich nutrition reduce visceral fat over time. Waist trend is a practical home marker.

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