Mom23 wrote:The most accurate way to measure body fat is to be dunked in one of those special tanks that they have at teaching universities and big sports research facilities.
Had to comment on this with a funny story (at lease I find it humorous now). A couple of summers ago, my older brother's family and my family went to the local pool. My brother is pretty muscular and lean. We were all swimming happily along and I noticed my bro crossed his arms and legs and sunk to the bottom of the pool and stayed there for a minute or more. When he came up, I decided to have a breath holding contest with him (Yes I was in my 30's he in his 40's, GROWN UPS! NOT!). ANYWAY, he sunk to the bottom again and I FORCED my way to the bottom, but kept floating up!!!! After the contest I asked him WHY I couldn't stay on the bottom and he could, seeing as I outweighed him by 30 or more pounds. His response...."Muscle sinks, Fat Floats!" No, he was not being mean, just joking around. We all had a good laugh! This summer, I intend to sink with the best of them!!!! LOL