Austinite's Fat Loss Protocol using Over the Counter Products.

[austinite]

I've quoted this for years longer than I've been here. It's why I never really believed in bulking. I just don't want the fat. Ever.

Right. It should be made clear that there are no more fat cells to accumulate. Only expansion and shrinkage. There are 2 stages of accumulating fat cells, in the womb, and one last time during puberty. After that we're done accumulating.

[Java Man]

Right. It should be made clear that there are no more fat cells to accumulate. Only expansion and shrinkage. There are 2 stages of accumulating fat cells, in the womb, and one last time during puberty. After that we're done accumulating.

So in other words, if you were/are a skinny teen and you want to know what you have to look forward to when you get old and haven't kept up a healthy lifestyle, just look at your baby pictures and add 250lbs.

[kelkel]

Right. It should be made clear that there are no more fat cells to accumulate. Only expansion and shrinkage. There are 2 stages of accumulating fat cells, in the womb, and one last time during puberty. After that we're done accumulating.

Don't want a fat womb either, dammit.

[austinite]

Don't want a fat womb either, dammit.

Damn man. Your freakin calves have their own calves.

[basketballfan22]

Right. It should be made clear that there are no more fat cells to accumulate. Only expansion and shrinkage. There are 2 stages of accumulating fat cells, in the womb, and one last time during puberty. After that we're done accumulating.

Thanks for that too. After what you said in the first post, I thought it was a one-way street where you can accumulate more fat cells but can only shrink fat cells in the other direction. It makes sense that it works both ways though.

[Back In Black]

Right. It should be made clear that there are no more fat cells to accumulate. Only expansion and shrinkage. There are 2 stages of accumulating fat cells, in the womb, and one last time during puberty. After that we're done accumulating.

Unless your fat cells get so big that they can't get any bigger. Then you can grow new fat cells which you will never lose. I read this a little while ago, written by Lyle McDonald. Can't imagine what level of obesity you would need to be for this to happen!

[austinite]

Unless your fat cells get so big that they can't get any bigger. Then you can grow new fat cells which you will never lose. I read this a little while ago, written by Lyle McDonald. Can't imagine what level of obesity you would need to be for this to happen!

Interesting. I'll have to research that one. I didn't think there was a limit to a fat cell.

[Back In Black]

Interesting. I'll have to research that one. I didn't think there was a limit to a fat cell.

Ill try and find it for you. It's in his Stubborn Fat Loss Solution book.

[tigerspawn]

Interesting. I'll have to research that one. I didn't think there was a limit to a fat cell.

Austinite since your always helping others I hope that this helps you. A study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences states that adults can develop new fat cells.

Regional differences in cellular mechanisms of adipose tissue gain with overfeeding

[austinite]

Austinite since your always helping others I hope that this helps you. A study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences states that adults can develop new fat cells.

Regional differences in cellular mechanisms of adipose tissue gain with overfeeding

Thanks, Tiger! I'll give this a read today!

[krugerr]

Unless your fat cells get so big that they can't get any bigger. Then you can grow new fat cells which you will never lose. I read this a little while ago, written by Lyle McDonald. Can't imagine what level of obesity you would need to be for this to happen!

Firstly, fantastic thread Aust. A lot of effort has gone into your recent vitamin and stack threads, its very much appreciated!

Secondly, I was going to bring up the point that BiB made. I was under the impression that you cannot lose/destroy a fat cell naturally once it is made, but that you could create new ones once your fat-cells are full.

-Krugerr


*Edit - BiB posted below where it was from.

[kelkel]

Firstly, fantastic thread Aust. A lot of effort has gone into your recent vitamin and stack threads, its very much appreciated!

Secondly, I was going to bring up the point that BiB made. I was under the impression that you cannot lose/destroy a fat cell naturally once it is made, but that you could create new ones once your fat-cells are full.

-Krugerr


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*Edit - BiB posted below where it was from.

I'm thinking that's funny

[krugerr]

I'm thinking that's funny

Hah, I suppose I could have worded that better

[kelkel]

Hah, I suppose I could have worded that better

Nope. Perfect.