I have been reading up on the development of fat cells. Most articles conclude that you can increase the number of fat cells to about 23 or 24 but most in adolescents year's. These tend to be cells under the skin. These can increase is size without much metabolic risk.
Once you are over 25 your fat cell counts are mainly unchanged. So you can gain till you Max out your cell capacity with low metabolic issues. After that your increase in weight is in your organs like your liver ect. This can lead to diabetes and so on.
So that explains to some degree how some people get to huge size as adults they developed more cells as teenagers.
Do we have any expert's that can input on this.
And how, if true can you know you maxed out your fat cells capacity?
Once you are over 25 your fat cell counts are mainly unchanged. So you can gain till you Max out your cell capacity with low metabolic issues. After that your increase in weight is in your organs like your liver ect. This can lead to diabetes and so on.
So that explains to some degree how some people get to huge size as adults they developed more cells as teenagers.
Do we have any expert's that can input on this.
And how, if true can you know you maxed out your fat cells capacity?
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