For consistency's sake, I was originally only going to weigh myself at around the same time in the same location. For me, the "official" number would have been in the afternoon on a Tuesday when I am at my doctor's office. But those visits are 6 weeks apart (or longer). And I feel like I'm losing weight, yet me not recording it isn't doing me justice (in my opinion).
A friend of mine loaned me a scale some time ago. It seems to have a margin of error of about 5 pounds (in my favor) but I can't confirm it. (Perhaps I should bring it with me the next time I go to the doctor to compare...LOL).
Anyway, the same friend suggested I weigh myself in the morning, before eating, sans clothes, to get the "most accurate" (my words) picture of my weight: No food in the stomach (or anywhere else...), no clothes on the body, nothing to "weigh me down".
The more I thought about it, the more it made sense, especially since I hit the treadmill most mornings. If I weigh myself before I go work out, it would give me a "snapshot" of where I am, and I can enter that number in the program to possibly get a more accurate result of calories burned.
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