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Here's the Hussman quote on that one:

If you've been sedentary for a long time, your fat probably hasn't

seen an ounce of circulation since high school. This causes your fat

to turn thick and hard, or " blubbery " (yes, Scrabble fans, that is a

word). Marine animals have this sort of fat deposit, called a " blubber

lay " . When you start working out consistently, some of you may find

that your fat or cellulite becomes more like Jell-O initially. In

whales (forgive me - this is not personal), increased activity also

forces a change in circulation strategy so that there is increased

blood flow near the body's surface. I suspect that this occurs in

humans as well, so you may be a little " pink " for even hours after a

good workout.

http://www.hussmanfitness.org/html/TSInsideOut.html

> OK, I heard a post way back when about...the time your body fat, or

> cellulite is about to dissipate it must turn to liquid first, then it

> starts to look really strange.

>

> I was looking at my butt today...yes NAKED, and I found this crazy

> looking dimple right in the center, and it looks as if I am getting

> more cellulite. I have been working like a mad woman and totally

> eating clean, and not taking free days but an occasional free meal or

> free snack. I am in week 6 of this heighten program I have been

> doing. I have been doing BFL for a long time, but the past 6 weeks I

> bumped it up a notch. Could someone enlighten me, I'm not freakin,

> because I know I am doing everything right. But, I would love to find

> out a bit more about this.

>

> Thanks,

>

> ~

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