Changes in body weight reflect shifts in many different materials not only fat but also water bone minerals and lean tissue such as muscles An 18 yr old teen who is 510 and weighs 150lbs Carries about 90lbs as water and 30lbs as fat 30 lbs are lean tissues muscles organs and bones o ID: 736623 Download Presentation
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