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Measuring success – the right scale

It’s no secret that I’ve been working HARD at losing weight. Between Nutrisystem, my Total Gym, walking, taking supplements, and adjusting my hormones I’ve been focused and diligent. While the process is now almost second hand to me and my progress has been steady, I still need to consistently measure how I’m doing in order to tweak my program.

You’ve been seeing photos of me on an OLD scale. It measures my weight and that has been a good barometer. So have the notches on my belt buckle (just yesterday I had to use the LAST hole in my belt – off to buy a size smaller this week). Truth be told, there are better and more efficient ways to measure success when dieting.

  • Pounds lost
  • BMI
  • Body FAT
  • Body Water

The question is…how do you measure it all? Weight Watchers by Conair Glass Body Analysis Scale measures all of the above PLUS bone mass (and at my age, that’s just as important as my weight). I LOVE being able to see my BMI go down along with my weight (that’s the one I’m most obsessed with). Since B and Mr. S are all watching their weight as well (and I need to give BOTH of them a standing “O” for sticking with their programs), we needed a scale that had a memory. This Weight Watchers by Conair scale can remember all of those measurements for FOUR family members.

I love the sleek, modern look of the glass body and the stainless steel foot rests. B has claimed it for his bathroom, which is fine (since we’re all in the same household).

ONE NOTE – when you switch scales you may see a difference in weight. This scale has me weighing almost 2 lbs. more than my old one. REALLY? It doesn’t matter. As long as I see those numbers going D-O-W-N it’s all good.

By the way, along with the scale they included a chart letting me know EXACTLY what my body fat, BMI, bone mass, and body water should be for my age. It’s nice to be able to know that ALL of my numbers are going in the right direction.

You’ll also find that Conair makes Weight Watchers scales that are more basic if that’s all you need, like this Weight Watchers digital scale that works on lithium batteries.

Whatever method you use to measure your successes – the BIGGEST measurement is HOW YOU FEEL. For those who have joined me in the Healthier Me challenge to get BETTER. CONGRATULATIONS.

Want to WIN a Weight Watchers scale like the one shown here? Scroll down and enter and let’s get healthy TOGETHER.

I received product to facilitate this review, all opinions are strictly my own.

 

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Comments

  29. I’m certain my current scale is not not only a bitter mean machine, but a liar. I’d love to teach it a lesson by replacing it!

  52. sorry – I already posted so (not that I remember doing it) I must of just double entered the form.
    pls disregard

  90. I havent had a scale in years, I find out only by going to the dr office. This would be great to monitor at home weekly instead of every couple of months!!!!

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