Jhale wrote:
This is not what we should be talking about.

Did you know that our fat cells grow the most during puberty?

The amount of fat cells we have allows the growth of subcutaneous fat, which is located on areas beyond the stomach.

This means that if you got fat when you were in your teenage years, your body rounds out a lot more when gaining weight at lower levels. In fact, I believe this allows for people being able to gain higher weights easier and without complication.

I think people who gain slowly and/or regain eventually form the extra fat cells though, so you do not have to be lacking.