Lean Mass and Longevity

18 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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Dr. Charles Mok breaks down DEXA scan results showing that losing weight costs some muscle. For every pound of fat lost, about 0.5 lb of lean mass went too. What matters for longevity isn't how much muscle you have in absolute terms, but what percentage of your body weight is lean mass.

Questions this video answers

About 0.5 lb of fat-free mass lost per 1 lb of fat lost.

Visceral fat decreased by ~27%.

Total fat decreased by ~20%.

Fat-free mass decreased by ~9.7%.

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