> muscle weighs more than fat
On average, the density of fat is 0.9 g/mL, while the density of muscle is 1.1 g/mL.
It’s just not that much
On average, the density of fat is 0.9 g/mL, while the density of muscle is 1.1 g/mL.
It’s just not that much
Gets down to knowing yourself and how much that differentiates from the average and adjusting accordingly. Alas many look at average and work with that, so somebody small who needs may think the average alcohol limit is X, so I can drink X and still be legal to drive and yet as they are smaller, find their blood volume less and the alcohol to blood level is higher than that average and tada, drunk drives without realising as they thought they had stayed under the average limit.
Averages used as a literal are dangerous, they need to be treated as a guideline by people when applying them to themselves, can't stipulate that enough.
[EDIT a grammar I spotted]
https://itis.swiss/virtual-population/tissue-properties/data...
In this case the average alone is representative of the population without any additional qualifications.
Please don’t drink and drive.
Though handy site and will only become more handy with more data sets, but being able to click-thru to and see those studies would go a long way as not all studies are equal in quality and credibility in much the same way that people would believe data comming from `John Hopkins University` about viral data over say data comming out of `Really Greatest University in the entire World`.
I'd add, don't drink and operate any form of transport, lost cousin decades ago to a drunk cyclist. Me, I don't drive, walk and public transport, so these days, walk if needs demand. Though probably handful of times I've even drunk even close to any limit. But very mindful that not everybody is as thoughtful of others, though easier to identify them as they are the ones with 4x4's full of toilet roll :).