My uncle saw me after 1-2 years and told me I looked like I had lost 35 pounds but I actually gained 2 pounds. Now 1 year later I am trying on a dress that I wore one year ago and even though I gained 5 pounds this year - the dress is a lot looser on me this year than it was last year. This makes me think that I have increased in muscle mass and decreased in body fat percentage. I have been dieting a lot this year but every time I look at the scale - it seems that my weight is the same.
That's a valid hypothesis and the only logical conclusion I can come to without your scale being broken. Muscle weighs a lot more than fat and I often gain weight when I start going to the gym despite looking smaller/defined.
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yeah you gained muscle to replace the fat you lost. that happens
I gained almost 5 lbs since going to gym and I run and weight train twice a say sometimes. My kids say I look a lot slimmer but I sure hate that damn scale ! >:-[
Yeah you can...you must have gained muscle and lost fat.
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It's possible if you replace the lost fat with muscle, which is hard cause fat weighs more than muscle.
no, you can't
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