Are you ‘skinny fat’? This hidden fat can put your heart in danger
A new study reveals that 'skinny fat,' or hidden visceral and liver fat, silently damages arteries even in individuals who appear healthy. This condition, linked to inflammation, increases cardiovascular risk and challenges the reliance on BMI alone for assessing health. Researchers emphasize the need for imaging-based fat distribution assessments. So what contributes to skinny fat?
A new study reveals that 'skinny fat,' or hidden visceral and liver fat, silently damages arteries even in individuals who appear healthy. This condition, linked to inflammation, increases cardiovascular risk and challenges the reliance on BMI alone for assessing health. Researchers emphasize the need for imaging-based fat distribution assessments. So what contributes to skinny fat?
