Weightloss Forum

» Advertisers



» Stats
Members: 25,740
Threads: 29,856
Posts: 581,611
Top Poster: maleficent (20,077)
Welcome to our newest member, the big kx
View Single Post
  Cohens Lifestyle Support - New Post #8 (permalink)  
Old October 26th, 2006, 05:46 PM
lessfatty lessfatty is offline
Junior Member
 
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 211
Rep Power: 0
lessfatty is on a distinguished road
Quote:
Originally Posted by 8-2much! View Post
Hi Everyone,

So, excuse me for being so simple but what's the difference between this thread and the old one??? I am a bit daft when it comes to technology! And what about the other thread called 'Welcome to your new Cohen's Forum' started by maleficent???? Is it different to this one? I don't get it! Doh!

Ok, aside from all of that techno-jumbo, I want to throw something out there - hopefully get a bit of a debate going! My husband and I were arguing over the best time you should weigh yourself to get your 'true' weight. If you weigh first thing in the morning are you cheating? If you weigh in before bed are you adding those extra grams from a tough day? Should you weigh at the same time every time to get the most accurate weight? I know that I love weighing first thing in the morning as I am always at my lightest - but is then right to change my ticker? Proclaim I have lost another kilo? I personally do not want to cheat myself by believing I have lost more weight than what I truly have - you know what I'm saying!!! Anyway, would be interested to hear what you have to say.

Hope everyone is having a lovely day.
Bye.
I weigh first thing in the morning, I believe this is the time of the day when you are at the most consistent in weight (from day to day, week to week). If you weigh at night you may have had extra water that day and you will have a bigger pee in the morning because of it.

Naturally it is not cheating, because we are only interested in the change to our weight from one point in time to another, thats how we say truthfully I lost 6.3KG last month. We are really just using our weight as a indicator to our body fat %, our real goal is not to weigh less but to reduce our body fat %. I certainly wouldnt mind being 2KG heavier if it was good healthy muscle.
Reply With Quote
 

All times are GMT -8. The time now is 02:00 PM.


Powered by vBulletin Version
Copyright ©2000 - 2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

| fitness.com | Fitness Training | Babyforum.com | |