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A 3.5 Month Weight Loss Journey: Lower Belly Fat or Loose Skin?

A 22-year-old male on ICF Cutting plan shares his experience of losing 10 pounds in 3.5 months and seeking advice on further weight loss.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'8" man showing a snapshot of 149 pounds at a height of 5'8
[BoC]M/22/5'8/149lb - ICF Cutting for 3.5 months [UPDATE] -> Lower belly fat or loose skin? Continue cutting until 140lb?
Originally posted on /r/BulkOrCut

Introduction

Losing weight can be a tough journey, but it can also be an exciting one. Many people turn to online forums like Reddit to share their success stories or seek advice. One such user, a 22-year-old male, has been documenting his journey on the ICF Cutting plan for 3.5 months.

Progress and Struggles

The user has lost 10 pounds and is now at 149 pounds. They have seen a noticeable difference in their body composition, especially in their upper body. However, they are still struggling with lower belly fat or loose skin. The user is seeking advice on whether they should continue cutting until they reach 140 pounds or start bulking.

Advice for the User

For those in a similar situation, it can be difficult to distinguish between lower belly fat and loose skin. It is essential to have a healthy and balanced diet and incorporate strength training to tone the muscles. The user can also consider adding cardio exercises like running or cycling to their routine to improve overall fitness.

The Importance of Patience

While losing weight, it is crucial to remember that progress takes time. The body may not reflect the desired changes as quickly as one would like. But the key is to stay patient, consistent, and committed to the goal. With time, effort, and a healthy lifestyle, the user can reach their desired fitness level.

Conclusion

Losing weight is a process that requires patience and determination. Seeking advice and documenting the journey can provide a sense of community and motivate others to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Whether it's losing weight or gaining muscles, the journey is for oneself. So, it's essential to find what works for you and stay committed to it.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.