Does exercise shrink visceral fat even when the scale barely moves?

People who start training while dieting often see the scale move more slowly than they hoped and conclude the exercise is not doing much. Body weight is a blunt measure, though. Visceral fat, the fat packed around the organs, is the depot most closely tied to metabolic disease, and three meta-analyses have asked how exercise and dieting each change it.

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