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<blockquote data-quote="Freema" data-source="post: 1364674" data-attributes="member: 329519"><p>I resently read somewhere that women many women also fight with the problem that womens bodies seem to be able to lower metabolism after excercise to maintain the body , and that women do seem to be choosing not weight training when excercising But more like the types of running and biking . If weight lifting/ training the muscles do burn calories also many hours after excercise and can therefor not slow down metabolism as easy as womens tendency to do that seems to favor .</p><p>Well my essense would be that maybe some women are even more prone to have a lowering metabolism when they starve and that they maybe can stop that by putting weigth training into their strategy of loosing weight and then even eat a bit more so they dont wake up a starvation strategy in the body where it will lower metabolism even more to maintain status quo</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Freema, post: 1364674, member: 329519"] I resently read somewhere that women many women also fight with the problem that womens bodies seem to be able to lower metabolism after excercise to maintain the body , and that women do seem to be choosing not weight training when excercising But more like the types of running and biking . If weight lifting/ training the muscles do burn calories also many hours after excercise and can therefor not slow down metabolism as easy as womens tendency to do that seems to favor . Well my essense would be that maybe some women are even more prone to have a lowering metabolism when they starve and that they maybe can stop that by putting weigth training into their strategy of loosing weight and then even eat a bit more so they dont wake up a starvation strategy in the body where it will lower metabolism even more to maintain status quo [/QUOTE]
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