weight loss vs weight gain stretch marks

weight loss vs weight gain stretch marks

In general, a person weighing the same weight as before starting to lose weight will weigh the same as before when it is regained. However, it is not always the case. Stretch marks appear on the skin, the ones most commonly seen are the ones that ran from the belly up and down the spine. The scar tissue will become thicker over time, and the stretch marks will become darker and more raised in appearance.

I have a daughter, age 10. She’s very skinny. We often have this conversation: should I just cut it out for a little while and watch what happens? Or do I keep encouraging her to eat and drink and exercise and have her do everything, and maybe that’s what’s causing the weight gain?

It’s been a year since I started going to the gym and I have lost about 15 lbs. I have only gained about 3 back. I did start out to gain weight, but even before the gain, my weight was stable. So, my question is: Is it better to gain more weight than to lose more?

I know what it is to lose weight, and regain it. I know what it is to see a tummy that has been lost and gained back. I know what it is to have a belly that has seen too much in the past, and too little in the future. But have I ever seen a stretch mark that makes me question my own self-worth?

In the past, I only did Pilates. When I began with Stretch Mark Remedy I went to a gym and started going to yoga classes. My Pilates practice was great for my body but it didn't address the issues that I wanted to resolve. My first consultation helped me to understand that the issue with my weight was a combination of being overweight and eating more than I was burning.

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