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No Weight Loss Results    Question: In the last 2 weeks I haven’t noticed any difference in the mirror for fat loss, does this mean I’m not doing the right things anymore? What should I think if don't see any changes or results?   Answer: Let’s face it results are what we're all working for when trying to lose weight. If nothing seems to be happening within a few weeks, then it's easy for anyone to become disheartened. However, if you’re exercising enough and following a low calorie diet, yet you don't see any results for a few weeks then it may be because your body is tapping into the stored fat surrounding the organs, rather than the subcutaneous fat under the skin. This is still a good thing. Any fat loss is a step in the right direction!   Our body will burn fat from both intra-abdominal and subcutaneous areas, and we cannot control where it'll come off next. One thing that should ease your worry, is that providing you maintain a slight calorie deficit in your diet, you can be assured that fat will likely be burned from fat stores every time you exercise. Hopefully, this thought should be enough to keep you motivated and continue working out. Good luck!

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