Weightloss by Dietician Alia

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• Late at Night: Checking your weight right before bedtime is a bad idea because your weight can fluctuate throughout the day due to food and fluid intake. It may not accurately reflect your progress.

• After Meals: Weighing yourself immediately after eating can lead to inaccurate readings, as food and liquids add temporary weight. It's best to wait a few hours after a meal.

• Daily: Weighing yourself daily can be discouraging since weight naturally fluctuates. It's better to weigh yourself weekly to track long-term trends.

• During Menstruation: Women may experience water retention and weight fluctuations during their menstrual cycle. Avoid checking your weight during this time.

• After Intense Workouts: Intense exercise can lead to temporary water weight gain due to muscle inflammation. Weighing yourself right after a tough workout may not reflect your true progress.

• Right After a Cheat Meal: After indulging in a high-calorie meal, your weight can temporarily spike. Don't weigh yourself immediately after cheat meals; wait a day or two.

• When Stressed: Stress can affect cortisol levels, leading to water retention. High stress periods may not provide an accurate weight reading.

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