We might have an answer for you. In today’s Article, we’ll discuss weight loss versus fat loss. Is your body composition changing? Are you building muscles? Could thyroid or creatine be the reason? We’ll be discussing all of these AND more...

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Weight Loss Vs. Fat Loss - Could You Be Losing Inches But Not Weight?
Weight Loss Vs. Fat Loss - Could You Be Losing Inches But Not Weight?             
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Losing inches but not pounds?  

We’ve all been there! No matter how hard you work  out, you just can’t lose weight. Wondering why?

We might have an answer for you. In today’s  video, we’ll discuss weight loss versus fat loss.  

Is your body composition changing? Are  you building muscles? Could thyroid  

or creatine be the reason? We’ll be  discussing all of these AND more...

Weight Loss Vs. Fat Loss

When you weigh yourself, the scale can’t  tell if the extra weight is due to fat,  

muscle or water retention.

Weight loss involves losing body weight. It  could be your fats, muscles, or water weight.  

But fat loss simply means to  lose fat. You’re probably more  

interested in losing fat than weight altogether.

Here’s an example... Two people with the same  weight and height can look different. The one  

with high muscle mass will likely have  a more defined and toned body. They’ll  

also wear smaller sized clothes than  the person with more fat. This means  

their body composition is different. The other  person needs to lose fat, and not just weight.

Let’s look at reasons why you’re  losing inches but not weight.

Are you trying to build muscle? Have you  tried a high protein diet? How did it turn  

out for you? Share your experiences with  the Bestie community in the comments below.

1. Your body composition is changing

The number one reason you  might not be losing weight,  

despite diet control and exercise,  is that you’re building muscle.

Muscles are key if you want to look fit.  While it may be a bit harder than usual,  

you can still build muscle even if you’re dieting.

As long as you’re eating enough protein and  exercising, it will help you build muscles.  

Keto diet is an example of a high protein diet  that helps you lose weight and build muscles.

The downside of working out while dieting  is that sometimes, you may not see a lot  

of changes on the scale. But your clothes will  fit more easily. That, and you’re losing inches.

This is actually good news, it means your  body composition is changing. Your body is  

losing the excess fat and building muscle at the  same time. This will give you a toned figure.

Another reason for not losing weight while working  out is because your muscles could be sore, and you  

might be retaining water. So while your fat is  reduced, your weight may show little change.

Now when you’re trying to lose weight, it’s  possible you’re losing fat and gaining muscle.  

The loss in fat and gain in muscle  can result in zero weight loss,  

or much slower weight loss over time. But if  you’re losing inches, it will make a difference.

You might look for extreme diets which give  you quicker results. That’s not good for your  

overall health. They work more on muscle loss and  dehydration rather than cutting down your fat.

A healthy regime would be to retain  and build your muscle while cutting  

down the fat. This takes longer,  but is beneficial in the long term.

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2. Taking creatine

If you’re looking to get more out of your  workouts, you may have started taking creatine.  

This supplement is quite popular among people  looking to improve their performance at the gym.

Studies have shown creatine can  increase your muscle mass and  

your exercise performance as  well as improve your strength.  

It comes with other health benefits as well,  including protection from neurological disease.

But the downside of taking creatine  is that you tend to retain water.  

It’s normal to retain about one to three  pounds of water once you start taking creatine.

Despite working hard in the gym and taking  supplements, if you still don’t see any changes  

in your weight, there’s no reason to worry.  This is how your muscles work to store energy.

3. Increased bone density

When you start your workout, you don’t  simply concentrate on cardio. Instead,  

your trainer also ensures you build your muscles  so you don’t lose your body form and start to sag.

Lifting weights is one of the best  ways to help transform your shape.  

When you do resistance training, it will  increase your bone density. This means you  

won’t be as prone to break your bones, and  your overall skeletal system gets tougher.

Increased bone density has an impact on  your weight, even though it's minimal.  

You might end up gaining half a pound to one  pound in the long term. But combined with the  

improved muscle mass, you might see that your  weight hasn’t improved like you wanted it to.

Before we move ahead, here’s another video you  might like. Watch and learn more about the six  

exercises that can transform  your body in just four weeks.

4. Hormones

For women, reproductive hormones can  impact how much weight they lose.  

These hormones are key to how much  water your body retains. They’re also  

responsible for the weight fluctuations  you experience during your monthly cycle.

To correctly determine your weight,  the best thing to do would be to only  

weigh yourself in the first week of your  monthly cycle. By doing this every month,  

you’ll have a clearer picture of  what your weight loss or gain is.

If you weigh yourself weekly, or even daily,  you’d see weight fluctuations while you’re going  

through your cycle. This is not an accurate  picture of where your current weight is. It’s  

important to remember that fluctuating  weight is quite normal during the cycle.

5. Inflammation, food intolerance, and allergies

Your body may not be able to take certain foods,  while others will make you feel bloated. When your  

body feels bloated, you could end up retaining  water. This might make you feel tired and heavy.

It’s necessary for you to track which foods are  causing this so you can avoid eating them while  

working on your weight. It could be difficult  to do this as the intolerance may be mild,  

but they end up causing problems for  your body in the form of retaining water.

For example, there are a good number  of people who can’t digest dairy.  

But they still feel alright after having  some of it. This could happen to you as well.  

You could end up feeling bloated even though  you didn’t experience any bad effects.

This is the same with nuts. While you may  not be fully allergic, you might have some  

sensitivity to them. This causes bloating,  and you will only end up retaining water.

The best thing to do would be to keep a food  diary and see which foods are responsible.  

By removing them for a week or two,  you’ll see if it makes a difference.

6. Water retention due to medication

Certain medications could end up increasing your  weight through water retention. If you recently  

started taking contraceptive pills, your body will  retain water while trying to balance the hormones.

Other medications such as aspirin  and ibuprofen also make your body  

retain water. The same goes for beta-blockers.

If you’re taking these medications, you need  to factor that into your weight loss plan.

7. Thyroid disease

Hypothyroidism can cause your body to retain  large amounts of water and make you feel swollen.  

Other symptoms of thyroid disease include  fatigue, hair loss, depression, and dry skin.

If your weight on the scale isn’t  lowering, and you see these symptoms,  

it’s best to check with your  doctor for thyroid disease.

Once you get treatment and normalize your thyroid  levels, your weight will come down as well.

Losing weight can be challenging, but  at least it’s not rocket science. All  

you need to know is what works  and what doesn’t. For instance,  

extreme diets aren’t sustainable in the long  run. Similarly, there are foods you need to  

avoid to lose weight. Then there are popular  weight loss tips you could be following.

Here’s a couple more videos you should  watch. Check out 50 Foods You Need To Avoid  

If You Want To Lose Weight. Or how about  8 Weight Loss Tips That Have Been Tested?

Go ahead, click one. Or better yet, watch  both, and learn more about how to lose weight and remain healthy. Are you trying to lose  weight?                           

Let us know in the comments below!              


Summary:

1. Your body composition is changing

The number one reason you might not be losing weight, despite diet control and exercise, is that you’re building muscle.

2. Taking creatine

If you’re looking to get more out of your workouts, you may have started taking creatine. This supplement is quite popular among people looking to improve their performance at the gym. 3. Increased bone density When you start your workout, you don’t simply concentrate on cardio. Instead, your trainer also ensures you build your muscles so you don’t lose your body form and start to sag.

4. Hormones

For women, reproductive hormones can impact how much weight they lose. These hormones are key to how much water your body retains. They’re also responsible for the weight fluctuations you experience during your monthly cycle.

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