Losing weight more on my right side ..

pavich87
pavich87 Posts: 13 Member
edited November 17 in Health and Weight Loss
The right side of my body seems a bit slimmer than the left . Less love handle less butt its prolly not something someone would notice but I notice , why is that and how do I get my left side to catch up! Thanks

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  • jmichaelminton
    jmichaelminton Posts: 47 Member
    I've noticed that my belly is slightly assymetrical. It's weird.
  • ncboiler89
    ncboiler89 Posts: 2,408 Member
    pavich87 wrote: »
    The right side of my body seems a bit slimmer than the left . Less love handle less butt its prolly not something someone would notice but I notice , why is that and how do I get my left side to catch up! Thanks

    Which of your legs are longer?
  • mirrim52
    mirrim52 Posts: 763 Member
    It is likely a posture issue.
    Very few people are perfectly symmetrical.
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  • alifr
    alifr Posts: 2 Member
    It might also have to do with type of exercise. Asymmetrical sports such as tennis, fencing or golf develop the two sides of the body differently. It might not be uneven weight lose, but rather uneven muscle development.
  • Sued0nim
    Sued0nim Posts: 17,456 Member
    edited May 2015
    Bodies are asymmetrical

    I'm right handed and spent a while wondering why my left side was stronger, totally forgetting I broke my right leg in 3 places, 25 years ago

    I have a friend with a size 11 right foot and size 9 left

    Another friend has one E cup boob and the other is a B

    Nobody notices
  • Zedeff
    Zedeff Posts: 651 Member
    MegsieFighter wrote: »
    Also according to anatomy, there is more space for visceral fat to build up on the left side of our abdomen than on the right.

    Hogwash.
  • macgurlnet
    macgurlnet Posts: 1,946 Member
    I've noticed something similar in my body - more definition on the left side of my abdomen/obliques than on the right. The muscles there have been worked a bit more because I have a better range of motion on that side and I have some tension in my right hip that in turn means it doesn't move as well.

    Something tells me if I start lifting heavy it'll balance out eventually.

    ~Lyssa
  • DKG28
    DKG28 Posts: 299 Member
    i'm all sorts of lopsided. the curve of my left hip looks completely different than the right. the small of my waist is higher up on side side than the other. that's the way bodies are. we also don't move evenly, so i could see that having asymmetrical results. you can target muscles for balance, but if it's fat, not much you can to about that.
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