# With the high calorie foodstuffs that we have available today it's so easy to overeat that it's pretty close to impossible to lose any weight unless you're also watching your diet - regardless of how hard you're exercising. # If you're working out regularly and properly you will have triggered some muscle growth, and volume by volume muscle is heavier than fat. # you're not telling how long you've been working out. Depending on which level you're starting from it can bea while before results begin showing.
You do lose weight after working out. It just takes time. It DOESN'T happen the next day.
It happens to everyone differently.
Yes. When you have been working out, your body will continue to lose weight while sleeping (if you have worked out, too remember). Research links 7 to 8 hours of sleep per night to faster calorie burning.
Sure. If someone who hasn't been working out before should suddenly start training fairly hard, then they can gain muscle mass at pretty much the same rate as they are losing weight as fat.
yes... and keeping sugar out of your diet...
try working out
As much as you want
by working out every morning
If you are working out and not losing weight, you may need to adjust your calorie intake. Some people have a slower metabolism and lose weight faster than others.
try gentle encouragement , why not suggest working out with her
you can lose wait by eating a saled every morning and drink a lot of water
He might of because of all the working out.