How long does muscle scraping take to work?

I am 6. 5 1/4" tall and was given the option of either diet or exercise to get my weight down. I have been working out for about 8 months now with lots of times on the elliptical at the gym. I have lost 18 pounds in 8 months and still feel fat. My shoulders, arms and chest are still big. So I decided to try a low carb diet. I am currently on a 1200 calorie diet. I have my calories in the morning and am able to stick to them. The problem is I feel like I need to eat all the time. I am on a strict schedule and feel very restricted. I feel hungry between meals. I cannot stand that feeling. If I do not have food after 1:30 pm I am starving when I eat my dinner. My appetite tends to go right after I eat my dinner and I don't feel full. I am beginning to wonder if I should try some exercise or just stick with dieting. I eat small meals regularly and have tried the chicken wing diet plus the sugared up diet.both were a big fail.

Post Reply. 3 Replies. 6 months ago. Guest. Jessica. Hi, welcome to the forums! I'm going to tell you this right away, it's not going to be easy to lose weight, but it is a great way to keep it off, especially because it's low carb. Most people have a difficult time maintaining weight loss over the long-term. Hopefully, you'll get to where you need to be, safely and healthily.

It took me about 2 years before I learned what was going on with this, so I hope you won't find yourself going through the same thing. I'm posting this piece of advice to you because I know what's going on and I know how tough it is to lose weight, especially if you're a woman. Anyway. Try it for 30 days, 10 days, 7 days and then 3 days. If you stick to it for 30 days, make sure you post your results here!
Hi also! I'm asking about a different situation - it's about how hard muscle work is. I've been doing squats, lunges and push up for a while now and I still can feel my muscles getting tight.

What does scraping do to your muscles?

Would I lose muscle, nerves, tendons, and solid as a result of scraping? How bad will it be?

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Does scraping break up scar tissue?

I had a really small tear (approx. One centimeter) in my nasty old ACL and was advised that it would heal fine without surgery by the professional I saw. The surgeon drafted the original plan into this cute little cartoon and told me it might "break up scar tissue" that is there from the old injury. Just after 4 months of treatment (and plenty of exercise and fitness), the surgeon called me saying the injury had healed perfectly, so I'm wondering if it actually helped any. I guess the only way to know is to know how much effort I need to put into the exercises and tell my knee to be able to deal with it.

So. How does 'scraping' break up scar tissue? Is that even possible? Is scar tissue just like any other tissue? Is it just old collagen that becomes degraded some how? Or is there something about scraping that specifically helps release that silicone? Would it just be easier to break down collagen gradually through natural healing? Scar tissue is like every other tissue. The more you use it, the more can degrade. Cell phone screens and artificial joints have more scar tissue than your body can process naturally (with some exceptions based on age).

Monitored rehab with low impact and full muscle control are your best friend after a tear. Here is what I was told by the doctor who did my surgery: Tear Surgery is hard, but it's a good option. It can be "scraped". Not sure why the difference though; other than he's an orthopedic surgeon and not an injury specialist. Scrape sounds right, but I'm using the term loosely lol.

Exactly. Scraping the old scar tissue will hurt and will break it up. However, it will not help you if you never performed strong eccentric exercises the first place. Unless a repair is being done then a full on tear needs to be treated as such. You do not need a minor tear to be treated as it may delay healing which could cause something else to happen. Nothing will ever replace a thorough and complete rehab.

Scrapping old scarred tissue is a trial and error thing. There are no scientific studies that prove it works. Finding ways to break down old scar tissue also depends on how old it is. This is new science but what's coming out of Stony Brook University and McGill in Canada already.