True or False: The largest components of body weight is made up of fats.

The statement is false because the largest component of body weight is typically water, which constitutes about 60% of an adult's body weight. While fats (adipose tissue) do play a significant role in body composition, especially in terms of energy storage and insulation, they do not account for the majority of body weight for most individuals. Instead, lean body mass, which includes muscle, bone, and other tissues, along with water, contributes more significantly to overall body weight. This is particularly relevant in understanding body composition in different populations, including children and those with obesity, where fat percentage can vary but still does not surpass total water and lean mass in terms of weight contribution.