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Not liking the scales!

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Aspiemum2 · 17/09/2012 13:10

Hey ladies,

A while ago I lost a massive 7 stone through healthy eating and doing Davina's power of 3 workout. I felt great :-)

Then I fell pregnant with twins who are now 4 months old, I have gained 2 stone but really want to lose 3 overall.

3 weeks ago I started doing Davina's video again and have been following a sensible diet and have gained weight!! Initially 3lbs but today have lost 2 of them.

I know the video Is working as I can feel a loosening in my clothes so I assume it's muscle gain?

Does this seem right to you? How long do you thing it will be before the scales start moving down? I know that they're not the be all and end all but I've been working my butt off and want to lose at least 1lb from my start weight!

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cheryl90 · 17/09/2012 13:40

Yeah this could be muscle gain and youl most probably find ul loose some next week.try eatin a different fruit! I ate mango inbetween my meals and lost 6 pounds in one week!! Some times if your due a period it might say youve gained weight

Aspiemum2 · 17/09/2012 13:47

Thanks, I'm getting disheartened at the moment ........ I can hear pizza calling!

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cheryl90 · 17/09/2012 14:04

Lol i hear the same sound of the chinese when im down lol.stick to it because youl regret eating unhelathy after all that hard work youve been doing!

Aspiemum2 · 17/09/2012 14:19

Too true, nothing beats the feeling of slipping into skinny jeans.....not even a stuffed crust pepperoni!

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FoxtrotFoxtrotSierra · 17/09/2012 14:24

Your weight can really fluctuate due to hormones, hydration, digestion, body composition and all manner of things. That's why it's a really good idea to ditch the scales and invest in a tape measure. Can you think of your target as a size/shape rather than a weight as that's the healthy thing to be focussing on, and consider your weight as a byproduct.

Think about the huge arguments about BMI, or the complete range of weights/sizes that are posted on the what do you weigh threads on here. It really isn't relevant if you're a healthy size, have a healthy diet and exercise regularly.

Aspiemum2 · 17/09/2012 14:30

You are right, of course you are. I like to see the figure in numbers though! I'm a complete hypocrite as I'm always the first to say "go by your clothes"!

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BettySwollocksandaCrustyRack · 18/09/2012 12:34

Get rid of the scales and measure yourself.......will be a much more accurate chart :)

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