muscle vs fat loss before and after fasting : 16 to 8

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  • bighead8181

    12:30 pm

    13 Jun 17

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    I’ve been fasting for 8 weeks using 16 to 8.

    I eat between 10 am to 6 pm.

    7am I weigh myself I have less muscle mass and more fat than when I weigh myself at 8 pm. After eating daily food I have more muscle and less fat. This is every day. The difference in fat can be 5% BMI with a drop of 4% of muscle mass.

    If I take the evening reading fasting has been a success if I take morning, well not so much.

    Can any one explain this?

    Amazon

    7:39 pm

    13 Jun 17

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    Hi,

    Scales that purport to be able to measure body fat percentage are not very accurate. If you are losing weight don’t worry about it as you’ll be losing fat.

    diverdog

    8:19 pm

    13 Jun 17

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    Since your scale estimates BF by electrical conductivity of your body, hydration can cause a big swing in the results. Pick one time of the day and measure your changes that way once a week.

    It’s just a trend indicator not an accurate measure of BF

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