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I gained weight?
The beginning of April at my moms house, I weighed 160 before i started dieting.
April 15, at my daughters doctors appointment, I weighed 162. That was day 2 of my diet. (for note, she weighed 34lbs and our other daughter weighed 41lbs) I decided to get a new battery for our home scale today and weigh myself. It says I weigh 162. This wouldnt be bad, but I also weighed our daughters and it says they are 31lbs and 38lbs. Theres no way my daughters lost 3lbs in 1 week! The only thing I can think of is that the scale is off by 3lbs. So Id actually weigh 165- a weight gain. :mad: I know different scales say different things and I guess it could be water weight, muscle or w/e...but is this normal? How do you get over this hump? |
Maybe the scale at your moms house is off?
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When dieting it is very important to weight yourself using the same scale. All scales will say something different depending on how old they are or how they're calibrated.
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You really can't compare all those numbers. Scales just aren't that accurate. Clothes, scale, time of day, are all going to affect things. Pick a scale, pick a time and go with it. So far you don't have two numbers on the same scale. Until you do that, you really can't say if you've gained or lost.
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i think its important to weigh yourself using the same scale, at the same spot, at the same time n day, usually in the morning before breakfast.
Thats what i do at least so i avoid all this frustrations. |
even weighing on the same scale and standing in different spots (forward/back) can change the weight.
Don't let it get you down, scales ARE not accurate at all! |
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