bbosch30's Journal, 17 March 2015

Woke up this morning feeling really fit and then got disappointed when the scale was still at my higher end... Sigh
120.4 lb Lost so far: 0.9 lb.    Still to go: 0 lb.    Diet followed reasonably well.

Diet Calendar Entry for 17 March 2015:
1060 kcal Fat: 57.94g | Prot: 105.99g | Carb: 51.27g.   Lunch: Philadelphia Original Cream Cheese, AH Snacktomaatjes, Egg, John West Tonijnstukken in Water, Holland & Barrett Zero Noodles. Dinner: Zucchini , Gouda Cheese , AH Snacktomaatjes, AH Bakbacon, Egg. Snacks/Other: Brie Cheese , Atkins Hazelnut Crisp Bar, Questbar Double Chocolate Chunk. more...
steady weight

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Have you tried taking measurements? In my opinion is a much better way to track progress. 
17 Mar 15 by member: GO-YA
Hi Go-Ya, i don't really do measurements as i just use my clothes as a general guide :)  
17 Mar 15 by member: bbosch30
That is a great way to measure ;)  
17 Mar 15 by member: GO-YA
Dont get bummed about the scale. I have learned that if the scale hasnt moved, your tape measure will...or you may need to drink more water. hydration plays a big part in weighloss. dehydration causes water retention.  
17 Mar 15 by member: jessica Carpenter
Also, muscle weighs more than fat so you may have gained some muscle mass 😊 
17 Mar 15 by member: jessica Carpenter
Sorry Jessica Carpenter but muscle does not weigh more than fat. A pound of fat weighs a pound, a pound of muscle weighs a pound. Just like a pound of feathers weighs the same as a pound of steel. No trying to be difficult. We shouldn't mislead.. Take Care all! 
17 Mar 15 by member: GO-YA
It's a density issue though. Fat takes up a lot more space than muscle. You would need a lot more feathers (in volume) vs the size of steel to equal that relative pound. So the scale can show the same digits and not give the true assessment of fat (feathers) vs lean muscle (steel). And that would def impact the way you look soft vs firm and the overall health of your body. 
17 Mar 15 by member: LuC2
LuC2. Correct! Same as feathers take up more space than steel. Muscle is more dense than fat. That is why I am not a fan of the scale. Use a tape measure to get a true gauge of progress. 
17 Mar 15 by member: GO-YA
Yes you are right and I should have stated differently. Fat takes up more mass than muscle. 10lbs of fat takes up a lot more space than ten pounds of muscle. Sorry. 
18 Mar 15 by member: jessica Carpenter
Jessica Carpenter, no problem I have heard a lot of people say that. Just don't want anyone believing it...:) 
18 Mar 15 by member: GO-YA
Thanks for all your comments... :) I'm staying well hydrated - looking at my weight history I do see a trend that around 14 days before my TOM I tend to have a weight spike - so this is probably it. My stomach area is a bit more bloated than normal as is other parts of my body (like my feet - they always swell). So I'm being extra careful with salt right now, keeping my meals "clean" and just gotta keep going. I just hate seeing my numbers go up!  
19 Mar 15 by member: bbosch30

     
 

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