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I eat a very low carb diet, high in organic fiber and protein, drink lots of water, don’t drink and don’t binge. I am concerned about the weigh gain especially since I really watch what I eat, although I am not on a strict calorie counting diet and have had to increase some of what I eat in order to have enough energy for my training. So is this weight gain likely due to in increase in muscle mass? If so will it diminish as I tone down my training post race? What is “typical” weight gain associated with this level of training if any? I am a bit discouraged because I assumed I would loose weight easily with such a dramatice increase in cardio and not real change in caloric intake.ANSWER: Molly, First off, congratulations on doing a triathlon. bee pollen for wt loss Sit on a bench or armless chair and grasp weights in each hand. Raise arms overhead, then bend elbows so upper arms squeeze next to ears, elbows bent 90 degrees. Keep lower arm parallel to floor from elbow to wrist.