Poor Muscle Mass

Over Privileged White Guy (OPWG) Podcast Episode Nine (9): Heather Purdon of TN Asks A Reader Question/Advice on BT2 Muscle Mass, Posture, & Skinny Fat.

Fellow One Research Participant Leigh Gardner Addresses What Body Type Am I, Discussing Her BT3 Relative to Vertebrae, Muscle Mass, Posture, & Weight Management.

OPWG Book Reader Question #3 - Body Type Two Muscle Mass, Posture, & Skinny Fat. A reader, Heather Purdon from TN, asks a question about her Body Type Two.

Over Privileged White Guy (OPWG) Podcast Episode Eight (8): Evette Weiss of New York Asks A Reader Question for Advice on Muscle Mass, Posture, Diet, Exercise, Lifestyle.

OPWG Book Reader Question #2 - Muscle Mass, Posture, Diet, Exercise, Lifestyle. Evette Weiss from NY asks about her Body Type Two, Posture, & Muscle Mass.

Over Privileged White Guy (OPWG) Podcast Episode Seven (7), Reader Question Edition w/ Aarion Browne (MD): Body Type, Muscle Mass, & Discrimination.

Insights from Gnosis: All Human Bodies are Not Born the Same. Genetically, Some Have More Muscles & Muscle Mass, Some More Fat (Obesity). Learn How The Four Body Types Are Scientifically Defined.

Over Privileged White Guy (OPWG) Podcast Episode Six (6): Why Body Type Matters and How Genetics, Muscle Mass, & Posture Play Into Things.

The Skinny Fat Phenomena—sometimes referred to as thin-fat or “normal-weight obesity”—may affect up to one-fourth of normal weight people, according to one 2008 study.

Insights from Gnosis: What if all human bodies are born w/ the same NUMBER of muscles but have different overall muscle development & mass relative to obesity?

Of The Four Body Types, A Body Type Four has 10 to 0 out of 33 spinal vertebrae fully extended and muscle mass mostly undeveloped throughout the body as a whole.

Of The Four Body Types, A Body Type Three has 21 to 11 out of 33 spinal vertebrae fully extended and muscle mass partially developed throughout the body as a whole.

Of The Four Body Types, A Body Type Two has 32 to 22 out of 33 spinal vertebrae fully extended and most muscle mass developed throughout the body as a whole.