Water weight?
CryingBlue
Posts: 270 Member
I just started working out again and my weight has gone up 3 pounds since Saturday.
Please tell me it's water weight? I haven't changed my eating at all.
Please tell me it's water weight? I haven't changed my eating at all.
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Are you tracking/logging your eating?0
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Do the math...to gain 3 Lbs of actual fat you would have had to consume 10,500 calories over MAINTENANCE calories...that would be a lot of food, so I'm sure you would be well aware if you did something like that.2
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It's common to have water weight gain when you exercise more intensively than you usually do.2
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It’s water weight1
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When you do new exercises or exercise intensly you cause micro tears in the muscle fibres. This is normal. But, this does cause inflammation as the body tries to respond to the tears to fix them (also how we build muscle), also the sugars that feed your muscles need water to do this. So, your body retains water. Over time your body will start to figure out how to better respond to your exercise and you won't be seeing as much inflammation or water weight.0
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it could be water. it could be different clothes your wearing at weigh in, different scale, weighing at a different time of day, could be coffee or dinner in your stomach. could be anything really, but chances are its not fat.0
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CryingBlue wrote: »I just started working out again and my weight has gone up 3 pounds since Saturday.
Please tell me it's water weight? I haven't changed my eating at all.
yep, its water weight1
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