I am so frustrated!
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Is it normal to lose weight and not inches?
Yes, at least temporarily. While losing, I found that while both my weight and measurements would gradually drop, they didn't stay in sync. Sometimes I'd drop some inches, later weight; sometimes weight, later inches.
Also, especially at first, it may take some multiple pounds of loss to see a difference in measurements: You can be losing fat from areas we don't conventionally measure (face, for example); or losing tiny bits from many places, such that you don't really see those 1/8 inch differences in each individual measurement.
Patience! Weight loss is a slow process (if one wants to preserve health, strength, and vitality while doing it, anyway). Over an extended time, those tiny changes day to day end up being a big deal.
If you get discouraged, go read some of the "Most Helpful Posts" in "Success Stories", and you'll see what folks achieve with persistence and patience. So worthwhile!0 -
There's a lot of helpful information in the responses. I needed to hear them too. Good luck to you. I'm sure that you will see progress soon.2
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Thank you all! I finally am seeing progress as my sodium levels decrease and my exercise and gym time increases. I just need to realize it takes time.2
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