I have my official weigh-in and inspection tomorrow from the surgeon who is going to decide if I have lost enough weight to perform the surgery that is all planned. I know they are all going to get very angry with me if I need to postpone as they have had to organise 3 departments into this thing, and basically it is the way of the British health system - never let something silly like patients get in the way of meeting arbitrary performance targets.
So I have to maximise my weight loss for tomorrow. It doesn't matter a jot if it's fat, water, whatever lost. For doctors these folks are very uninterested whether your weight loss is real or not, if there is a packet of medicines which says do not give if BMI is over 28 then if you shoot up to 28.1 cos you drank a bottle of water they'll not give it to you!
I'm on pre-op fasting anyway for the 24 hours, but cannot afford any hormone bloat, water weight, constipation that makes my belly stick out a bit, it's got to be the best me I can wheel in there based on what I already weigh today.
I know none of this is about genuine weight loss or sustainable activities, but all I need is a "yes" from them tomorrow and then I'm through the system and actually could go and gain weight before the actual surgery date (but I will try not to, obviously!!)
What are the little tricks to weighing in my lightest?