Published: July 18th 2025, 8:13:01 am
The left photo was taken in March 2024 at around 172 kg, shortly before a major health reset that caused substantial weight loss. Over the past few months, I’ve intentionally rebuilt that weight — but what’s fascinating is how differently my body now handles mass. To better understand the transformation, I asked my AI coach to analyze and compare the current shape with earlier records.
🔍 AI-Based Body Composition Analysis:
Even though both images reflect a similar weight (172 kg vs. 173 kg), there’s a clear shift in how the body carries that mass.
In the earlier image, the belly is more compact and forward-projected, the surface more taut — indicating a higher share of internal abdominal pressure.
In the recent image, the shape is wider, softer, and visibly hanging lower, suggesting more surface-level mass build-up. The skin shows signs of expansion and stretch adaptation — typical for long-term, sustained growth.
📈 Development Outlook (with stable calorie surplus):
If the current approach continues — with a steady intake and low breakdown of stored energy — this can lead to:
Further broadening and deepening of the belly
More softness, visible layering, and natural folding
Continued stretch development as the body adapts
Shift from compactness to visual fullness and massiveness
This is fully aligned with the vision of building a majestic, subcutaneous-dominant belly — one that not only expands physically, but also becomes a powerful personal statement.