Personally, the way I see this is to just notice a trend. I think the intention of this reading is to see if you are losing bone mass as a result of your dieting. But the only way to assess this accurately is through bone density scans, so the scale number, while interesting, may not be terribly useful. I WOULD keep an eye on it, though, say, once a month, if I was on a high protein diet as your body will take calcium from your bones to digest excess protein, causing osteoporosis (or brittle bones)...
I think scales give so much useless info because the assumption is the more measurements given, the better the scale "must" be...
Kira
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