Losing 20 pounds in a month usually results in significant changes in body shape, but the specific degree of change depends on individual baseline weight, fat distribution, and weight loss methods. Rapid weight loss may lead to skin sagging, muscle loss, and other issues. It is recommended to adopt scientific weight loss methods. When there is a significant decrease in weight in the short term, a decrease in body fat percentage will significantly reduce dimensions such as waist circumference and leg circumference, especially a decrease in visceral fat will significantly thin the abdomen. The reduction in the volume of fat cells directly changes the body contour, and previously tight clothing may become loose. Some people may exhibit skeletal features such as protruding collarbones and jawlines, but muscle loss may be accompanied by a decrease in basal metabolic rate. Rapid weight loss caused by extremely low calorie diet or excessive exercise may lead to the rupture of skin elastic fibers and the formation of orange peel tissue, especially in postpartum women or elderly people who are more prone to skin sagging. The synchronous loss of water and muscles can cause the body to appear shriveled, while the weight loss method of protecting muscles through strength training can make the body more firm and linear.
After weight loss, it is recommended to supplement high-quality protein and vitamin C to promote skin repair, and to use impedance training to shape muscle lines. Weight loss should not exceed one percent of body weight per week to avoid rebound and health risks. If there are discomfort symptoms such as dizziness and fatigue, the weight loss plan should be adjusted in a timely manner, and if necessary, a nutritionist or doctor should be consulted to develop a personalized plan.
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