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8ternity
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Weighing yourself
I know I lost 15 lbs since I use the scale at the gym (its like the Dr. Scale) and they record our previous weights. I am just frustrated at my home digital scale it shows 2 lbs less. I just bought a new scale since my original scale was really bad with inaccurate readings. What do you think is the most accurate scale the Dr. like scale or Digital I am hearing mixed answers.
Thanks! 
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Posted 6/27/12 3:24 PM  |
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missfabulous
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Colleen
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Weighing yourself
I wouldn't focus on a specific weight number, but rather the number you lost. Just use one scale, weigh yourself once a week and go by that. Every scale will tell you something different.
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| Posted 6/27/12 5:02 PM |
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LL514
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Weighing yourself
yea it would depend on which scale you started on.
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| Posted 6/27/12 5:45 PM |
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8ternity
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Re: Weighing yourself
Thanks! I started on the gym scale...I guess I would just go by that.
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| Posted 6/27/12 6:03 PM |
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MarisaK
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Marisa
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Re: Weighing yourself
I never go by the number on different scales - they will ALWAYS be different.
You have to use the same scale - I'd stick w/ the numbers from the gym b/c that's the one you use all the time.
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| Posted 6/28/12 3:59 PM |
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allIwant
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Re: Weighing yourself
I would stick with one scale.
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| Posted 6/29/12 11:33 AM |
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