Overall weight gain refers to a fairly even distribution of weight gain and accumulation of fat cells on the entire body, mainly on areas such as the arms, tummy, waist, thighs, buttocks and face. Fat cells are enlarged and aplenty; and tend to deposit themselves all over the body, predominantly in the lower part of the body. People who are overweight will have an astounding amount of 1500 to 3000 million fat cells deposited all over their bodies, whereas normal people only have 250 to 300 million.
Overall weight gain refers to a fairly even distribution of weight gain and accumulation of fat cells on the entire body, mainly on areas such as the arms, tummy, waist, thighs, buttocks and face. Fat cells are enlarged and aplenty; and tend to deposit themselves all over the body, predominantly in the lower part of the body. People who are overweight will have an astounding amount of 1500 to 3000 million fat cells deposited all over their bodies, whereas normal people only have 250 to 300 million.