Ups and downs in hours
Miiimii
Posts: 279 Member
Hi there,
there is something strange going on with my weight. During the week I have to get up around 8 a.m. so I weight myself around this time. At the weekend I stay longer in bed an I weight myself later around 12 p.m. I always weight less when I weight myself later in the morning - sometimes the difference is about two pounds.
I also made a test at the weekend, where I weighted myself once around 9 a.m and once again at 12 p.m. The difference was one pound and I just stayed in bed the time in between the two weight checks.
So - can someone tell me why I weight less when I stay longer in bed? It always frustrates me, that I weight one pound (or more) during the weekdays just because I weight myself early in the morning. Which weight is the real one?
Best to all of you
Miiimii
there is something strange going on with my weight. During the week I have to get up around 8 a.m. so I weight myself around this time. At the weekend I stay longer in bed an I weight myself later around 12 p.m. I always weight less when I weight myself later in the morning - sometimes the difference is about two pounds.
I also made a test at the weekend, where I weighted myself once around 9 a.m and once again at 12 p.m. The difference was one pound and I just stayed in bed the time in between the two weight checks.
So - can someone tell me why I weight less when I stay longer in bed? It always frustrates me, that I weight one pound (or more) during the weekdays just because I weight myself early in the morning. Which weight is the real one?
Best to all of you
Miiimii
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So no one has the same problem? I seem to be a medical wonder. ;-)0
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The same reason your weight falls overnight; you are waiting longer to re-hydrate yourself and to eat.0
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But is it really realistic that I sweat (or where else does the water goes?) one liter in two hours just stying in bed and sleep?0
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Yup. Weight can fluctuate so much throughout the day from a number of factors. S'all good.0
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Do you drink water throughout the night? My guess is that you are slightly less hydrated after a long night of sleep if you don't drink throughout the night.0
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Hi there,
there is something strange going on with my weight. During the week I have to get up around 8 a.m. so I weight myself around this time. At the weekend I stay longer in bed an I weight myself later around 12 p.m. I always weight less when I weight myself later in the morning - sometimes the difference is about two pounds.
I also made a test at the weekend, where I weighted myself once around 9 a.m and once again at 12 p.m. The difference was one pound and I just stayed in bed the time in between the two weight checks.
So - can someone tell me why I weight less when I stay longer in bed? It always frustrates me, that I weight one pound (or more) during the weekdays just because I weight myself early in the morning. Which weight is the real one?
Best to all of you
Miiimii
The problem is you have way too much time on your hands0 -
It is totaly normal for the weight to fluctuate throughout the day as it does, in my case it is 4-5 pounds. Your real weight is the one first thing in the morning after using the bathroom.0
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First, weigh yourself once a week, at the same time, to get a true picture of your weight.
A litre of water weighs 2.2 lbs, so it isn't that hard to imagine a fluctuation of a pound just from sleeping. You don't just sweat - you release water vapour as you breath as well.
Stick to the once a week weigh in and ignore the scale the rest of the week.0 -
:flowerforyou: I also weigh myself in the mornings when I get up before I eat or drink anything.. It's always lower in the morning that's the best time to weigh.. "
You should always weigh at the same time I was told because your weigh will very a pond or two"....( As the little man on the WII Plus says. )
I don't worry about the weight during the week but mainly on Fri. my weigh in day. Weighing in during the week is just to keep an eye if I have gained or not after a hard day before..:drinker:0 -
Thanks for your answers.0
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