By Yes, there’s a large number of us who are prone to this issue. If you’re one of them, I recommend a good, long-term exercise regimen to see the results.
The good news is that I was able to lose weight in a small amount of time. I was doing a lot of cardio, so I was burning more calories than I had before, especially since I went from 5’11” to 5’10” (for those of you who like to read the numbers, that was my weight at the beginning of the year). The bad news? The weight loss was almost entirely to my midsection.
Well, I’m not certain why, but the midsection seems to be the area where the weight loss had the biggest impact on my appearance. I’m a size 14 with a 34B waist and the midsection of my back is still as large as it was at the beginning of the year after adding in half a stone.
My midsection has always been a bit larger than average so I am a bit confused as to which aspect of the body weight gain my midsection has been the largest. The weight gain seemed to have more to do with the midsection than the rest of my body. It’s not like I have large rolls of fat all over my body, but it was definitely there.
The midsection is one of the most significant parts of the body so it would be hard to imagine how it would look at all if the midsection was significantly larger. In fact, I would actually say that the midsection has been the largest area of the body that has been affected. To me it seems the most logical explanation of why you are not seeing a more obvious midsection bulge. Many people have commented that the waist seems a bit wider than my midsection.
Well, no. This is because the midsection is not actually all that great. Because of the way it sits in the abdomen, the midsection is not directly supporting the abdominal organs. Therefore, this is not the area that is directly visible to the eye. Because it’s not directly visible, there is no corresponding change in the appearance of the midsection.
That’s why it’s called a “lower abdominal bulge.” It’s simply a misalignment of the abdominal organs that is visible due to the curvature of the waist. If the waist were not so tightly curved, then the midsection would not be visible as such.
Although the abdominal area could be seen in the first place, the midsection was not visible during the first part of the video. Its only visible in the second part of the video, when Colt points out to the audience that he could see the midsection from his vantage point, but that he would not be able to see the abdominal organs.
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