I've seen a few people saying this so I'm wondering why that's the case?
E ellewoods Full Member 24 May 2012 #1 I've seen a few people saying this so I'm wondering why that's the case?
Saddlebag Silver Member 24 May 2012 #2 Is it something to do with water being retained by your muscles? Or something like that... *tries to remember what she learnt in PE at school...*
Is it something to do with water being retained by your muscles? Or something like that... *tries to remember what she learnt in PE at school...*
E ellewoods Full Member 24 May 2012 #4 So it's only slowing the numbers on the scales down, not stopping true fat loss?
Saddlebag Silver Member 24 May 2012 #5 It definitely doesn't slow down fat loss. The number may be higher but your clothes won't be any tighter.
It definitely doesn't slow down fat loss. The number may be higher but your clothes won't be any tighter.
E ellewoods Full Member 24 May 2012 #6 Saddlebag said: It definitely doesn't slow down fat loss. The number may be higher but your clothes won't be any tighter. Click to expand... Thank you, I guess I was just interpreting what people were saying wrongly!
Saddlebag said: It definitely doesn't slow down fat loss. The number may be higher but your clothes won't be any tighter. Click to expand... Thank you, I guess I was just interpreting what people were saying wrongly!
