Viewers were treated to the sight of fat more or less covering the vital organs — a reality that could translate to higher emergency care costs, hospital admissions, and preventable surgical complications.
The Fat You Can’t See Might Be the Most Dangerous
The health expert explained in the viral clip that while you may want thinner subcutaneous fat so that your muscles are more accentuated, that doesn’t mean.
We shouldn’t pay attention to visceral fat — the type most often associated with internal organ strain, cardiometabolic risk, and medical malpractice lawsuits in undiagnosed cases.
Pointing at the separate types of fat on show, which were all an odd yellow colour, he went on: “Visceral means pertaining to internal organs, so this would be the fat surrounding the organs.”
Moving towards the thoracic cavity — where the heart and lungs would be — revealed that both were hidden, with the heart completely blocked by.
The visceral fat put on by the individual. In some real-world cases, this kind of fat buildup is flagged during imaging diagnostics,
