Delayed Weight Gain or Loss?
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elbaldwin0525
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Just curious, anyone ever experienced either referenced above?
Example. You weight 200lbs and wear a size 40 pants in men's. You lose 30lbs and still wear a 40. You lose another 5 and all of a sudden you drop a pant size or two out of no where.
Same thing with weight gain.
Example. You weight 200lbs and wear a size 40 pants in men's. You lose 30lbs and still wear a 40. You lose another 5 and all of a sudden you drop a pant size or two out of no where.
Same thing with weight gain.
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Yes. All the time. Or you lose 5 pounds and suddenly your pants are too small. What the what? I've come to the conclusion measurements and weight are only sort of related.0
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Yes. Except mine is women's sizing. It's called water weight and it goes up and down. A more consistent mark of success is if you stay in your calorie goal more often.2
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Because it was probably water weight which usually is just bloating . Those other 5 pounds was most likely fat that was lost around the waist . 5 pounds of fat makes a big difference lol0
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