The most dangerous fat is deposited at the level of the abdomen, without being too noticeable because the person is not unshapely but just a little “in the flesh,” and weighing himself he is often within the limits for his age and height.The problem is very insidious because in these cases the scale is not telling the truth, since it gives a weight that is apparently right and so the person continues not to worry. In reality this “invisible” abdominal fat is precisely the most dangerous and difficult to eliminate, and it often leads to the so-called “multimetabolic syndrome,” that is, the sum of high blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides and blood sugar, with all the consequences you can imagine. In addition, this fat deposit releases a number of substances that give inflammation throughout the body.