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[naiadknight]

Bit of a dumb question that Google isn't helping on.
My abdomen has gotten flatter and smaller, and also a hell of a lot more wobbly. I'm inclined to think the wobble is actually a good thing, but I really have no idea. What on earth is happening?

[InSearchOfAbs]

Of Whooshes and Squishy Fat | BodyRecomposition - The Home of Lyle McDonald


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[rodom3000]

I'm no Doctor, but I think it's probably because you are lower carbs which leads to you retaining less water. When your stomach is full of water it feels harder (less jiggly), but when you lose the water weight the fat is still there but becomes less full so in turn becomes more jiggly. I look at it like after a huge meal you feel fat but your stomach is rock solid, same concept. LOL, I don't know if this makes any sense and I am totally just going off of what I think, no facts at all associated with this comment, please don't judge me! LOL

[naiadknight]

I've been Primal for several years, so I doubt it's the LC thing. I did recently start taking herbs to help balance out some other health issues that play a role in weight loss (thyroid.) I'm wondering if I finally got that back in gear enough that my body is finally doing what it should and shedding flab. No clue.

[stormcrow]

Depending on how much weight it's possibly just loose skin now that the fat is gone.

[sakura_girl]

Depleted glycogen stores.

[YogaBare]

I've been Primal for several years, so I doubt it's the LC thing. I did recently start taking herbs to help balance out some other health issues that play a role in weight loss (thyroid.) I'm wondering if I finally got that back in gear enough that my body is finally doing what it should and shedding flab. No clue.

naiadknight, what herbs are you taking? Sounds positive!

[yodiewan]

Of Whooshes and Squishy Fat | BodyRecomposition - The Home of Lyle McDonald

I concur that this is the most likely explanation.

[naiadknight]

YogaBare-
They were a blend my naturalist gave me to help balance my thyroid in a way the levothyroxine didn't. Ashwaganda, bladderwrack (with iodine), and bacopa.

[naiadknight]

I think Macdonald is correct, here. That's a good thing!