Spring and summer are the seasons when we focus on maintaining an ideal physique and physical fitness. Beach trips, vacations, and relaxing by the pool - all of that is now behind us. As autumn arrives, many people observe changes in their body weight. This isn't about a dramatic transformation, but rather a few extra pounds that become noticeable on the scale after the autumn and winter season. Many individuals attribute this to higher calorie consumption and reduced physical activity during the colder months.
Winter weight gain
Our body is made up of a certain percentage of fatty tissue. Not many of us know that it is divided into two types. We have white fat and brown fat in the body. Now a few words about each of them: white fat (also called yellow) is a small mass of intercellular space. It consists of one large drop of fat and the cytoplasm and the flattened cell membrane. It's responsible for producing fat in our body.
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