Reply With QuoteYour skin will tighten in time, but ultimately (depending on how badly the sink is stretched) it may require surgery.
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04-11-2002, 08:27 AM #1Registered User
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I had my bmi tested yesterday and they came back with a 22.4%bf and 51lbs fat. I am 6'2 228. I was 272 3 months ago, I have raised my training levels and increased my cardio load as well as supplemented with an ECA. My problem is that I have now gone from being really "fat" tobeing really flabby or saggy. I know a nurse who recommended this synergie machine treatment to tightn and tone the skin (its really only bad at abdomen and around lat areas). Has someone ever heard of this or any reecommendation that I can try to tighten these sagging areas? Or is it just impossible to lo lose excess skin? Aprreciate any an all help and advice....Thanks
Gmac
40lbs of droop
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04-11-2002, 08:45 AM #2I'm CEO, Bitch! ADMINISTRATOR
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I am 5'11" and before lifting I was 250, 46 in waist. My weight always goes up and down. When I start to lose weight my spare tire also gets soft and flabby.
This, for me, is a natural process and means I am getting leaner. When I get down to a good weight, it disappears, so don't worry and keep at it!
Now, I have done 2 bodybuilding show, and when I am THAT lean, I have some extra skin that I wish I didn't. But I don't think there is anything to do about that except surgery. Good luck and keep it up!
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Thanks for the advice, is their anything you take or do specifically to help tighten those areas or just time in general?
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Aside of time and surgery I do not know of any other remedies.
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04-11-2002, 10:18 AM #6Peak Physiques™ ELITE MEMBER
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Prince is right. But part of my point was that the flabbyness is the in between stage from your normal fat to being thin. In other words that softness is a good thing that shows you are losing fat!
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