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The fat is used by the body as fuel, and ends up as CO2 by-product and is exhaled into the atmosphere. We are all contributing to global warming! http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2014/12/16/3
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"Although the number of fat cells in your body cannot be reduced, it is possible to make them smaller. When you lose weight, the size of your fat cells will shrink, leaving you with a leaner, slimmer
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Lol that's funny, I like the hand puppet statement. That part I don't know but for the other part I think as the fat dissipates it is excreted along with our waste.
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I was in the shower and was deeply thinking and a thought came across to me that I'm having a hard time answering.
Where does fat go when it's lost?
Does it break up? Does it just go poof? Do we store it some where? Do we poop it out?
Another one was what are they going to do with my stomach?
Throw it away? Make hand puppets?
I guess things I can ask my surgeon.