I weigh more but my measurements are the same?

ajc1309
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I used to weigh 133lbs last year, now I'm 144lbs but my measurements are the same. I haven't been lifting weights or exercising. The only thing that's different is that I'm on my feet and walking around for 10 hours at work.
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Anyone?0
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It is possible the weight gained went in different areas that you don't measure. There also is the possibility that a small amount of muscle was gained due to the surplus of calories and addition of walking, but this is less likely.0
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It's most likely muscle and/or water. Muscle weighs more than fat [general assumption is that muscle is twice as heavy as fat when comparing equal sizes].0
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