Weekly weigh in - Fridays

Well done Kyi. Excellent weight loss. Keep it up.

 

Great idea! I shan't be joining you myself as my weight loss is extremely slow (well stuck). I suppose I could pop in when the next pound finally decides to go. See you in 6 months then.

Very well done on what you have achieved so far.

 

Good idea...and you will find it encouraging when others are doing it too. Why only Friday weighing in? I
n my case daily weighing has been better as my weight vary so much through out the week...should I weight more 'this Friday than last one'....it would feel quite depressing for dieting point of view.
Once I have those numbers from each day, I have been once a week totting them all up to see what is the average number and I've been following that trend.
Although I'm not on LCHF diet for weight's sake..it is nice bonus if it does go down and each and every pound lost is course of celebration for me My progress is so slow that if you don't mind, I would like to stay as background cheerer....'GO ON...YOU CAN DO IT!'

 

Hi @Kyi
Congratulatios on this week and the weight loss to date
Mine is Sundays but I am happy to post on here as well. Is it weight loss only or gains as well?

 

I weigh my self daily as a recent study has shown that people who do so tend to lose weight faster and if they continue to do so once they have attained their desired weight do not put the weight back on.

This morning I weighed in at 13St 8lbs a loss since yesterday of 2lbs

Over the last few months have been losing on average 1 - 2lbs a day

 

I have lost all my weight but still weigh myself almost daily because of the danger of it all going back on again. It seems like a never ending job. I do see the odd fluctuation, but as long as any increases are less than 2lb and disappear again, I'm happy.

Whilst losing I weighed daily (and I'm female) and found this my best motivation. What is essential is to weigh yourself consistently, in the exact same circumstances, at each weigh-in. For me it was first thing in the morning straight after my fasting test, no clothes on, scales in the same spot.

I lost on average 2lbs a week, never more than 3lbs and never less than 1lbs. Very consistent. I think I was lucky.

I wish all of you the best of luck in your journeys and hope you are as successful as I was.

 

Yep...that's what I'm doing too..same routine each morning and as long as the weekly average is fine..then I 'only' need to tweak my diet to adjust my blood sugars.
Only time I haven't weighed myself when I can see from the mirror that 'tummy is not looking right'..that's when I need to add extra bit of fibre..
Saying that..it is interesting to see what effect 'time of the month' has to one's weight...or how much weight goes up before 'toilet calls'..I 'm not obsessive about it just curious what one's body 'gets up to'

 

Hi Great idea. I try to weigh myself daily - when my wife and daughters let me in the bathroom - I got banished to the lower ground floor shower room years ago. I love the summers - I've rigged up an outdoor shower in the garden which cools me down after training (cold only)
Weight loss has been massive since October 2015 - in the region of 90 lbs, but in order to join in, I will start with 110 kg and take it from here. I'm probably at the stage where it is going to start getting difficult - especially as the new phase of my exercise plan is putting back some of the muscle mass that was lost. Once there was a time when my thighs were the same as my waist - but I was a 21 year old athlete back then. Now I'm a level 50 grand master and it's not as easy to shift weight (on or off) as it used to be.)
Good luck to everyone on here.

 

Hi Guys

I agree with @Finsky @JohnEGreen @Bluetit1802 @Sean01 with weighing everyday. In my case with my FBG out of bed weigh then BG before anything else each morning. But I only record my weight loss once a week each Sunday morning.

To put things in context my low (or high point) was in October last year @110kg. Regular exercise and a little carb restraint saw that drop to 105.5(232.5 lbs) by December with improvements to BG to 7-10 range.Newcastle diet from during January and February saw a dramatic loss of 16kg (35.3lb) and BG levels all in the normal range during which I stopped all meds.

This is my third week on LCHF and I have lost a little over 1 pound in each of the first two weeks.

So my starting weight for this post is 194.4 lb. My goal weight is 172.4lb

 

That reminds me of what i told my diabetes nurse at my last check up when she asked what I weighed - I said "Too much!", and in all seriousness she said " But I can't record that on the computer...." I'm still sniggering each time I get on the scales.

I don't find that how frequently I weigh myself, though, has any bearing on whether I lose weight or not. But many years ago one of my neighbours , an ex-nurse, used to have a Friday coffee morning weigh in and kept records for us, and that was useful.

My weight has been more or less stable for just under 2 years now after losing a fair bit, but do I still need to lose a lot more. However when I start trying too much to modify my diet to do so, it tends to cause upsets in my glucose levels, and I prefer to keep these stable. One thing I did find when I was losing weight was that it would oscillate up and down by a few pounds or so for several weeks, before actually showing a permanent loss.

Robbity

 

I weigh myself three times a day usually. My weight can fluctuate by up to 2lbs in one day, or 3-4lbs over a week.
My weight yesterday was 9st 11lbs. The previous Friday it was 9st 10lbs, so a gain of 1lb apparently, but it has been down to 9st 7lbs on Tuesday, and 9st 9lbs every other day.

 

Most of the time while my weight's stable if I weight myself at any time of the day it stays absolutely rock steady - it's almost as if the needle can only register the one weight!!! This does surprise me since I can wee for England, and all that fluid must do something to my weight!

One of life's unsolved mysteries.

Robbity