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Originally Posted by msunid83
it is very likely there is loose skin if you've lost that much weight, but it shouldn't be a problem forever. Have you gotten your body fat tested. The diet you described is very agressive. You had a huge caloric deficit and you lost weight. The problem is that you also lost lean mass in the process most likely so your metabolism has slowed down. Your body also has defense mechanisms that will hold on to stored body fat when you essentially starve yourself while dieting. There are numerous ways to break through plateaus. I like carb cyling. Do some research on breaking plateaus or carb cycling. There is a way to get rid of the fat, it will just take some research and experimenting on your part, good luck.
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Originally Posted by BiggT
ive been cutting for almost 3 months now and i started at 5'9 210lbs. i am now 5'9 170 but i still have fat around my mid-section.although i went from a 38in waist to a 32.5in waist, i still have fat there. everywhere else on my body is tight, im taking hydroxycut, some other supps, i burn 7-800 cals 6 days a week plus lifting after school. i take in no more than 15-1600 calories a day. does anyone have any ideas on how i can get rid of this last amount of fat? i really bounce up and down with my emotions and attitude towards this because i am a natural athlete and am very active but yet ive been at this weight with this last amount of fat for about 3 weeks now.
sorry if that was jumbled anyways heres my daily diet(approx.) Meal 1: 4egg white 1 yolk(scrambled) 1slice of whole wheat toast with thin layer of natural peanut butter. Meal 2: this meal varies but usually either a side salad and burger patty or chili from Wendy's. Meal 3:PWO- banana with something containing protein. Meal 4: snack, usually something like a small amount of carrots or some kind of veggie. Meal 5: varies as well, i try to make this chicken and veggies as much as possible. its kinda hard to have an exact diet because i have a big family with not much money, so i do what i can. any help or positive criticism is greatly appreiciated. thanks |