At 38 years old, David was 20 pounds overweight 2 years ago. Armed with plenty of determination, he engaged in a strict weight loss program where he lost all the excessive weight on him. The more weight he lost, out went the vitality and exuberance David always used to possess.
He became tired and exhausted making people around him really upset about his health. One year later, 25 pounds gained again, David embarked on a fitness program. David became really fit again after weeks of following his exercise regime along with some discipline on the dining table. However, this time he was in an fabulous build brimming with tons of energy and looked radiant.
You might be thinking how come the results differ by so much?
This time he lost fats, while on the initial phase, David lost weight only. The weight lost through dieting are usually muscle and connective tissue while only a tiny amount is extra fat. However his body mass became leaner and excess fat is burned through exercise.
This hypothesis goes with cellulite appearance also. Only weighty or plump people have cellulite or so we believe. It has lead to the assumption of fats and cellulite to be ever significant. In fact, cellulite can be found in many of us regardless whether we are plump or not.
