-The 2 Component Model:
~21% fat mass
~79% fat-free mass
-The 4 Component Model:
~21% fat mass
~58% water
~16% protein
~7% bone mineral
-The Anatomical Model:
~14% storage fat
~7% essential fat
~38% muscle
~13% bone
~11% skin
~10% organs
~7% blood
Depending on how you want to break down the body or what you are trying to observe or study you would switch between these 3 models. Everyone should be aware of what their bodies are made of and knowing this can help someone better understand things that are going on with their bodies.

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This post is very interesting for all audiences because everyone has one thing in common - they have a body. I previously knew that our body mass was made up of almost all water, but didn't know of all the other components. One suggestion I have for your post is to use pictures to make it easier to understand what you're talking about. Also maybe giving making your title related to the content of the post instead of just the number order.
ReplyDeleteThank you, I will try to add more visual components.
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