Weight has not changed at all in the scale but I dropped inches?
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bcalvanese wrote: »
Of course it's possible. I've done it myself, even while female and over 45. I lost around a couple of pants sizes. It was slow. In my case, very, very slow, because I sub-optimized some of the other variables besides.
The question here is not whether it can happen, it's how fast is realistic/likely.
Agree, and it could be a problem with the scale too.
I was just informing as to how someone could lose inches and not pounds.1 -
bcalvanese wrote: »bcalvanese wrote: »
Of course it's possible. I've done it myself, even while female and over 45. I lost around a couple of pants sizes. It was slow. In my case, very, very slow, because I sub-optimized some of the other variables besides.
The question here is not whether it can happen, it's how fast is realistic/likely.
Agree, and it could be a problem with the scale too.
I was just informing as to how someone could lose inches and not pounds.
Couldn't agree more that that's a real thing.1
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