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Some people weigh every day, others once a week, once a month, etc.

It all depends if you can handle seeing the inevitable fluctuations (it is a cause of stress and anxiety for some if the scale doesn't move, or if it goes up...)

Weigh as often as you can and still stay sane ;)

P.S. I'm of the weigh-every-day-at-the-same-time camp.

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I do it every day because I don't mind the normal couple of pounds of fluctuation from Water, Constipation, salt, etc. that I see. If it bothered me, I'd weigh in weekly or less.

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Every morning

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I get up, do my business on the toilet, step to undies and a t shirt, and weigh. Then I weigh again, then enter that into my app. Every morning. I think I've only missed a few days since my surgery mid-November

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Every morning to keep myself focused and in check *accountability* is key

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I weigh myself on Saturday mornings after I have an hours walk with the dogs. If I weighed myself more often, I start playing mind games which really doesnt help.

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2 hours ago, Krestel said:

I weigh myself on Saturday mornings after I have an hours walk with the dogs. If I weighed myself more often, I start playing mind games which really doesnt help.

Should be done the moment you wake up go to toilet.

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13 hours ago, ms.sss said:

Weigh as often as you can and still stay sane ;)

P.S. I'm of the weigh-every-day-at-the-same-time camp.

Heheheehe. This ^^^^^^ a thousand percent! :D

I do it every morning 5am after peeing--nekkiddy. I've been known to weigh B/A a good poop. :D #scoreextrapoints

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Once a week, Monday morning Wake/Bathroom/Weigh. Too often can lead to too much stressing over the number. There's alot more to this than just the number.

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I threw the scale back in the box! Focus on getting healthy and in good shape! The actual number does not matter it is just a number -

I have seen so many posts here of people stressing out over a number a scale says, I chose to go for fitting into the next size down of cargo shorts then what the scale says, I chose to get my Vitamins and minerals in order, I chose to tighten the lose areas, NOT what the scale says.

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I weigh once a week, although I may change the day of the week depending on activity/travel/holidays/etc.

I felt like daily would make me borderline obsessed, so I decided that once a week was more than enough to keep me on track.

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DAILY!! I'm a data nerd and want to correlate what I did the day(s) before with any changes in my weight. I need all the information I can get to see trends as well.

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