1) Stretch marks and weight loss 2) EcdyMax HP

April 28, 2002

What happens to them after significant weight loss? Growing up I was very

active, I lived on 8 wooded acres and played outside all the time. I also

struggled with weight loss, trying all sorts of diets from the time I was 12

to about 17 when I finally just gave up. During that time I went up and down

by about 30lbs, several times. So I have amassed a significant amount of

stretch marks. Most are no longer bright red, and have become somewhat

pinkish, but they are very long, wide and abundant around my stomach, sides

and lower back as well as my biceps and thighs. What's going to happen as I

approach my " perfect body " goals? I'm assuming they would be less prominent

as my skin tightens to adjust to the fat loss...But I'm still worried I'm

going to have an obvious reminder of my childhood for the rest of my life. I

have a long term goal where I will be comfortable not wearing a shirt...but

I'll be damned if my stretch marks keep me from reaching that...Yes, they

are that bad, and that abundant. When I first started BFL I weighed an all

time high of 292lbs. The last time I remember weighing myself before that, I

was about 15 and 240-260lbs. And like I said, I was very active and my skin

would itch deep down when I " played hard " which I guess is why I have so

many marks.

Any insight you all have would be greatly appreciated...

Also, anyone using EcdyMax HP yet? EAS told me it was going on sale this

past Wednesday (the 24th) I'm thinking of trying it once I lose some more

fat, as I am having a hard time gaining muscle. I have read that Ecdysterone

aids in fat loss as well as muscle gains. But it would probably be put to

better use if my diet was geared more towards muscle gain instead of half

and half. So I think I'll wait. Thanks everyone,

-Steve A.

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