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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2817031, member: 1414"] It has to be a mistake. There is no way he is down to 2% body fat. And there is no way he lost all that weight and only lost 2% of his previous body fat. He would have had to be made up of almost all fat. He was 280 and is 245. Lost 35 pounds. That's 13% of his total body weight. His fat was likely not more than 20% of his entire body weight before. So 2% of his body fat would be 1.12 pounds. Of that 35 pounds it's reasonable that the majority was fat, some is water, some is connective tissue, and hopefully very little was muscle. [/QUOTE]
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