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Topic	How on earth does weight loss work?
Jen0125 04/30/22 3:27:40 PM #16:	Sahuagin posted... supposedly that can't happen. you either gain or lose, you can't "transfer"; except by losing and then gaining. It's not like a transfer of fat. If you lose the same amount weight wise of fat that you gain in muscle in the same week you'll have what looks like a plateau. I always say to judge your body by how it looks and if you're satisfied because if you are muscular you will prob be a higher weight than you planned but you'll look great. <cite>Jen0125 posted [p:964689681] in How on ear... [t:80004120]...</cite> <quote>Sahuagin posted... </cite> <quote>supposedly that can't happen. you either gain or lose, you can't "transfer"; except by losing and then gaining.</quote> It's not like a transfer of fat. If you lose the same amount weight wise of fat that you gain in muscle in the same week you'll have what looks like a plateau. I always say to judge your body by how it looks and if you're satisfied because if you are muscular you will prob be a higher weight than you planned but you'll look great. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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