Is it true that … muscle turns into fat if you stop working out?

Prof Leigh Breen from the University of Leicester stated that muscle does not turn into fat when one stops exercising. Instead, reduced activity can lead to muscle loss and potential fat gain due to an energy surplus from unchanged eating habits. Maintaining high protein intake and slight calorie reduction during breaks can help manage body composition changes over time.

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