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Originally Posted by CFD
Maybe Bonnie's screwing with you.
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That would just be cruel.....
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Originally Posted by highlander
well
unfortunately only little info given by you
but there is something called set-point-theory
looks like you have reached some kind of genetically given set-point
as the prior successful methods seem to work no more, you probably have to adjust
like in your c5 ss mt
when u have reached 6000 rpm in first, there is no use of stumping onto the accelerator any more (only if you wanna kill the engine and wanna introduce your pistons and valves to the open daylight  ), so time to shift up (funny: we all know how to operate strange devices like  cars)
i am sure, there are many people out there, who have similar probs but
i am n o t sure, if we should continue this topic in this thread  |
Well, years ago when I was bodybuilding I could drop to a 29 waist from a 31 and actually gain weight. BUT it was the heavier mass of muscle that accounted for the oddity.
My thing now is not that I stopped losing, but that I stopped losing AND still dropped an inch in my waist. Is my scale broken?
How do you get smaller but not lose wieght?