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What happens to glycogen and water weight during initial weight loss?

From 5 years of verified research · Vassili Sandqvist
A

During the initial stages of weight loss, glycogen stores are depleted, which can result in a rapid drop in scale weight due to the loss of glycogen and associated water weight. This can lead to a misleading perception of fat loss, as actual fat loss occurs at a slower pace.

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