If BMI is unaffected, wouldn't that mean muscle loss as well?
You'd think you'd want BMI to be affected.
You'd think you'd want BMI to be affected.
For a given person, BMI is equivalent to weight (because height is fixed). If fat went down, but weight/BMI stayed the same, that would indicate an increase in the non-fat components of body weight.
This can lead to some funny errors in edge cases, like Mr.Universe Arnold being morbidly obese according to BMI
It also seems quite surprising to me that drinking pomegranate vinegar would increase muscle. Makes me wonder if there's something I'm missing.
... I'll see myself out.