How much more does muscle weigh than fat? The common saying that "muscle weighs more than
fat" is slightly misleading. In reality, a pound of muscle weighs the same
as a pound of fat—both weigh one pound. However, the key difference lies in
their density.
Muscle is more dense than fat, which means that it
takes up less space in the body. This is why a person with a higher
muscle-to-fat ratio may appear leaner and more toned, even if they weigh the
same as someone with a higher fat-to-muscle ratio.
When people refer to muscle "weighing more
than fat," they are often highlighting the fact that a given volume of
muscle is heavier than the same volume of fat. This is why body composition
matters more than the number on the scale. Increasing muscle mass through
exercise can lead to positive changes in body composition, helping to improve
overall health and fitness levels.
Remember, focus on building a healthy balance
between muscle and fat, and prioritize your well-being over the numbers on the
scale. |
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