Florida_Ram
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I'm not a body builder but I'm pretty sure a pound of fat weighs the same as a pound of muscle....True, but fat weighs less than muscle. So 15 lbs of fat is going to be even larger than 15 lb's of muscle.
I'm not a body builder but I'm pretty sure a pound of fat weighs the same as a pound of muscle....
Yea I wrote that wrong, lol. What I was saying is that muscle is more dense so it takes more fat to make a pound than it would take muscle to make a pound.I'm not a body builder but I'm pretty sure a pound of fat weighs the same as a pound of muscle....
Unless your 8 ft tall, I'm afraid you were being lied to. 30 lbs is a lot of extra weight to gain or lose.IDK. I had a thyroid problem, and a candy problem, right before I left the Army. I put on 30lbs total and nobody could tell a difference. Except me of course. I felt freaking huge, but even my wife would say I looked more or less the same.
I knew what you meant, I was just trying to be funny. LolYea I wrote that wrong, lol. What I was saying is that muscle is more dense so it takes more fat to make a pound than it would take muscle to make a pound.