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How do I reset my weight loss back to zero

198441
198441 Posts: 14
edited January 17 in Health and Weight Loss
Can anybody advise!

Replies

  • Melo1966
    Melo1966 Posts: 881 Member
    Update your weight to be the original weight.
  • kbodnaruk
    kbodnaruk Posts: 67
    Under My Home on the left side of the page you will see where you can update your weight. You can change your weight there to reset -- is this what you are talking about?
  • aadutton
    aadutton Posts: 87
    enter a new starting weight to whatever you weigh now and it will show zero weight loss...i think?
  • Wetterdew
    Wetterdew Posts: 142 Member
    Do you mean changing your "start" weight? Because if so, I want to know, too.
  • Markguns
    Markguns Posts: 554 Member
    Go to SETTINGS tab. Then click on Update diet/fitness profile, to change info.
    If you want to change your starting weight go to the Check-In Tab and select Previous entries at the bottom
  • cmcollins001
    cmcollins001 Posts: 3,472 Member
    Eat all the food back until the scale says what you were when you started.
  • tameejean
    tameejean Posts: 197 Member
    Eat all the food back until the scale says what you were when you started.

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :tongue:
  • sarahwilson12
    sarahwilson12 Posts: 70 Member
    You can also delete previous weight entries. A couple of times when I've really slacked off (for a few weeks), I'd delete the other entries, so that I'm starting from scratch.

    When you're on your MFP home, click "weigh-in" (on the left side) or "check-in" (on the top). Under the spot where you put in your measurements, there's a link that says "edit previous entries". You need at least one previous entry, but can delete the others.

    Hope this helps :smile:
  • kbodnaruk
    kbodnaruk Posts: 67
    Eat all the food back until the scale says what you were when you started.

    :tongue: :happy: :laugh:
  • 198441
    198441 Posts: 14
    Thanks everyone, much appreciated!!
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