fight the flab
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Re: fight the flab
Just a point, are you weighing yourself at the same time of day each time? You'll be heavier in the evening than the morning.thebish wrote:weigh day number three... am now reaching for fractions of pounds!! lost 1.4pounds this week - which is still in the right direction!
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Re: fight the flab
yeah - morning - pre-breakfast - pre-poo - same day, once a week (Tuesday).Beefheart wrote:Just a point, are you weighing yourself at the same time of day each time? You'll be heavier in the evening than the morning.thebish wrote:weigh day number three... am now reaching for fractions of pounds!! lost 1.4pounds this week - which is still in the right direction!
(quite a few to go before the old me is revealed!)
of course I could weigh myself post-poo and weigh a little less - but I'm not that obsessed!
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For consistency's sake you should really do it fully evacuated, poo and peewise.thebish wrote:yeah - morning - pre-breakfast - pre-poo - same day, once a week (Tuesday).Beefheart wrote:Just a point, are you weighing yourself at the same time of day each time? You'll be heavier in the evening than the morning.thebish wrote:weigh day number three... am now reaching for fractions of pounds!! lost 1.4pounds this week - which is still in the right direction!
(quite a few to go before the old me is revealed!)
of course I could weigh myself post-poo and weigh a little less - but I'm not that obsessed!
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you'll be telling me I should take my hiking boots and heavy solid gold hat off next
also - i don't think the weekly fluctuations in my poo-weight are statistically significant enough for the accuracy I am happy with!
also - i don't think the weekly fluctuations in my poo-weight are statistically significant enough for the accuracy I am happy with!
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Well yes, you need to do it naked obviously, unless of course you wear the same set of underpants and socks every morning. Plus if you grow your hair then when you cut it be sure to have it weighed and you can work out retrospectively how much extra weight you lost each day by dividing the weight of the cut hair by each day you grew it. That gives you even more incentive because you actually know you are lighter than what you weigh due to the extra day's hair growth. if you live in a toxic heavy metal environment (like the lead mines here near me, or the tin mines of Cornwall) your hair and fingernails can accumulate vast quantities of masive compounds and add as much as 0.001 gram per day to your weight....thebish wrote:you'll be telling me I should take my hiking boots and heavy solid gold hat off next
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Does poo weigh anything? I know it has mass, but is it reflected in the number on the scales?Lost Leopard Spot wrote:For consistency's sake you should really do it fully evacuated, poo and peewise.thebish wrote:yeah - morning - pre-breakfast - pre-poo - same day, once a week (Tuesday).Beefheart wrote:Just a point, are you weighing yourself at the same time of day each time? You'll be heavier in the evening than the morning.thebish wrote:weigh day number three... am now reaching for fractions of pounds!! lost 1.4pounds this week - which is still in the right direction!
(quite a few to go before the old me is revealed!)
of course I could weigh myself post-poo and weigh a little less - but I'm not that obsessed!
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socks - in the morning??? what's wrong with you, man????Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Well yes, you need to do it naked obviously, unless of course you wear the same set of underpants and socks every morning.thebish wrote:you'll be telling me I should take my hiking boots and heavy solid gold hat off next
also - i don't think there is any statistically significant weight difference in my various pairs of pants.
(apart from the lead-lined ones, of course - but I only wear those when reading Hoboh's posts..)
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Depends on the previous night's meal... a bloody good Vindaloo with nan, poppadums, extra rice and finished off with a rum baba can weigh up to five pounds man! f i v e pounds: that's like 2.5kg!!!Beefheart wrote:Does poo weigh anything? I know it has mass, but is it reflected in the number on the scales?Lost Leopard Spot wrote:For consistency's sake you should really do it fully evacuated, poo and peewise.thebish wrote:yeah - morning - pre-breakfast - pre-poo - same day, once a week (Tuesday).Beefheart wrote:Just a point, are you weighing yourself at the same time of day each time? You'll be heavier in the evening than the morning.thebish wrote:weigh day number three... am now reaching for fractions of pounds!! lost 1.4pounds this week - which is still in the right direction!
(quite a few to go before the old me is revealed!)
of course I could weigh myself post-poo and weigh a little less - but I'm not that obsessed!
In space, heading towards the moon on the Apollo flights the main engines had to fire an extra 0.2 second burst for mid-flight course corrections due to the unexpected accumulation of all the poo the three astronauts had collected. (An engineer had calculated the mass of the food but had subtracted it each day with adjustments because he thought the poo would be jettisoned, but however, another engineer had calculated that the force of jettisoning all those turds would upset the calculated path, and if it wasn't forcefully ejected then the spacecraft would be surrounded by a sea of floating detritus, so it was kept aboard (in bags), upsetting the main engine firing equations.
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Anyway, I'm still hovering a full six pounds above my random target of less than ten stone. It's getting very fecking frustrating. I had a bag of crisps this morning - I shouldn't have but the temptation of trying Walkers "Cheesy Beans on Toast" flavour was too much. (excellent they were too, I shall be voting for that flavour in the poll - and complaining about the "Ranch Racoon" flavour - we have enough flavours without resort to harvesting Racoon thank you very much).
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Re: fight the flab
Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
Depends on the previous night's meal... a bloody good Vindaloo with nan, poppadums, extra rice and finished off with a rum baba can weigh up to five pounds man! f i v e pounds: that's like 2.5kg!!!
hmmm... given i am counting calories - then i think i can discount this scenario. for my purposes - what would matter (for consistency) would not be the weight of the poo per-se - but the fluctuation in the weight of my poo between any two Tuesdays. I don't think it is statistically significant given that my diet is currently quite predictable and stable.
i don't have the office poo-problems that you seem to encounter!
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How much weight is lost from a colonic irrigation?
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If you've had a full squeeze prior, then mere ounces. The bowel isn't stuffed to the gunnels, it's only the last bit of the large intestine that fills up with brown stuff, and there's not much place to hide extraneous bits of doo-doo in there. Colonic irrigation is a mere surface buff and polish as it were.jaffka wrote:How much weight is lost from a colonic irrigation?
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jaffka wrote:How much weight is lost from a colonic irrigation?
Not much weight but plenty of pounds.
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Just read through this
thebish is 14 stone and 5 9 with a BMI of 25?
And the fella who wants to be 10 stone...why ffs
Are you 4 foot 6?
BMI has my target weight as 9 7 to 13 stone
I'll have been dead years before I hit 9 7
thebish is 14 stone and 5 9 with a BMI of 25?
And the fella who wants to be 10 stone...why ffs
Are you 4 foot 6?
BMI has my target weight as 9 7 to 13 stone
I'll have been dead years before I hit 9 7
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Re: fight the flab
My old business partner's wife used to have these every couple of months. 60 quid, but she reckoned she felt like a million dollars afterwards for 3 or 4 days. I'm not sure that's enough incentive for me to be honest.............jaffka wrote:How much weight is lost from a colonic irrigation?
Uma mesa para um, faz favor. Obrigado.
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am just printing up some pictionary cards with phrases for the games section of an old-folks holiday club we are running..
I reckon I might put Colonic Irrigation on there - brighten up procedings!
I reckon I might put Colonic Irrigation on there - brighten up procedings!
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CAPSLOCK wrote:Just read through this
thebish is 14 stone and 5 9 with a BMI of 25?
And the fella who wants to be 10 stone...why ffs
Are you 4 foot 6?
BMI has my target weight as 9 7 to 13 stone
I'll have been dead years before I hit 9 7
It's been discussed before I'm sure but BMI is a big bag of bollocks. I am 5'11'' (and a bit) and weigh 12.5 stone. By BMI has me, at 24.5, borderline obese. Bollocks.
Go for your body fat index instead, but you need better scales.
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j& ... 6100,d.ZGU" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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you're just in denial - you're a step away from fat frank!Gary the Enfield wrote:
It's been discussed before I'm sure but BMI is a big bag of bollocks. I am 5'11'' (and a bit) and weigh 12.5 stone. By BMI has me, at 24.5, borderline obese. Bollocks.
Go for your body fat index instead, but you need better scales.
my scales claim to be able to measure body fat - but I am sceptical that scales can really offer an accurate picture...
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I have been. Literally. It's not pleasant.thebish wrote:you're just in denial - you're a step away from fat frank!Gary the Enfield wrote:
It's been discussed before I'm sure but BMI is a big bag of bollocks. I am 5'11'' (and a bit) and weigh 12.5 stone. By BMI has me, at 24.5, borderline obese. Bollocks.
Go for your body fat index instead, but you need better scales.
my scales claim to be able to measure body fat - but I am sceptical that scales can really offer an accurate picture...
The scale sends an electrical impulse through your body, which travels through fat and muscle differently, to give you a more accurate read. As muscle weighs more than fat my BMI reading is skewed because I train so much.
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Never tried that before but BMI converter has me at 27.7 - overweight but not obese while your 24.5 would be normal. Take my advice, Gary - use a US converter - they have a greater tolerance for those extra tons....Gary the Enfield wrote:CAPSLOCK wrote:Just read through this
thebish is 14 stone and 5 9 with a BMI of 25?
And the fella who wants to be 10 stone...why ffs
Are you 4 foot 6?
BMI has my target weight as 9 7 to 13 stone
I'll have been dead years before I hit 9 7
It's been discussed before I'm sure but BMI is a big bag of bollocks. I am 5'11'' (and a bit) and weigh 12.5 stone. By BMI has me, at 24.5, borderline obese. Bollocks.
Go for your body fat index instead, but you need better scales.
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j& ... 6100,d.ZGU" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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