Definition: Fat-free mass is comprised of the nonfat components of the human body. Skeletal muscle, bone and water are all examples of fat-free mass.
Examples: Fat-free mass can refer to any body tissue that does not contain fat.
Definition of Fat Free Mass
By Jennifer R. Scott, About.com Guide
Updated: September 02, 2008
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Bones in the human body are an example of fat-free mass.
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