You don't want to lose healthy muscle tissue , idealy you want to lose fat and replace it with muscle. If you just cut back on food and don't burn any fat the scale may show a loss but that won't be fat that you have lost. You don't want to lose healthy muscle tissue , idealy you want to lose fat and replace it with muscle. If you just cut back on food and don't burn any fat the scale may show a loss but that won't be fat that you have lost.
No. Fat and muscle are different substances. If you lose weight, then muscles that were previously hidden by a layer of fat may be revealed, which can create the illusion of muscles coming from fat.
if your over 5 4 no your medeeuimm imm 56 inches im 68 pounds
by not eating
Your body cannot use all energy sources from fat reserves it just cannot happen! When you bulk you gain fat, when you decrease calories you lose fat and small amounts of muscle
well if you want to gain muscle is to work out and you don't lose fat
Fat has less density than muscles, so fat will seem to weigh less than muscle. However, muscle is far better for the body than fat. Soit is always worth it to strength train and build up muscle.
You cannot "lose" muscle unless you have muscle wasting, such as when very ill and bedridden. You can lose fat and shape / sculpt muscles.
If you want to lose fat and not gain muscle you should try light cardio throught out the day. You will burn more calories than you take in, and that burns fat.
No, but it also depends on where your weight is. It could be muscle, muscle weighs considerable more than fat. So you could be in shape and weigh more than if you were out of shape.
no but it does build muscle
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