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Originally posted by Kepler View PostI have a feeling if I stop ingesting my expected crap value will also decrease.
But I'm tempted to contract dysentery. That looks like an effective weight loss regimen.
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Originally posted by jerphisch View PostNow if you could just double your craps per day you'd be a weight losing machine
But I'm tempted to contract dysentery. That looks like an effective weight loss regimen.
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After careful and sophisticated analysis of ones of trials, I conclude that an average crap is 0.5 lbs.
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Originally posted by SonofSouthie View PostA brisk walk for 30 mins 5 days a week will do it.
That, and diet.
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Originally posted by French Rage View PostJust exercise.
That, and diet.
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Um you literally do a horizontal circle along your diameter at the height of your bellybutton.
Hips are at the widest part of your hips.
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Originally posted by dxmnkd316 View PostDo both. They measure different things. Hips are at the widest part of your hips. Waist is your natural waist, but I've also seen as many say it's your bellybutton.
I'm guessing one measures gut fat (bellybutton) the other gets part of your *** fat.
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Originally posted by MissThundercat View PostI'm just never sure where to measure my waist and hips. Feels like I measure too high or too low.
I'm guessing one measures gut fat (bellybutton) the other gets part of your *** fat.
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Recent days:
Pre-dinner calories
5/28 770
5/29 1340
5/30 440
Weight
5/28 236.4
5/30 235.9
BP
5/28 124/73/59
5/29 116/66/64
5/30 115/70/62
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Originally posted by Kepler View PostBut you could use a landmark -- a door knob or something that's fixed height.
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Originally posted by MissThundercat View PostI'm just never sure where to measure my waist and hips. Feels like I measure too high or too low.
For waist I'm pretty sure where to measure -- it's the maximum point of protrusion.But you could use a landmark -- a door knob or something that's fixed height.
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Originally posted by MissThundercat View PostTuesday, went to my general practitioner, and my weight was 216.x.
Yesterday, went to an orthopedic doctor, and my weight was 210.6.
I use the same scale, same time of day. I assume individual data points will have error so I use trendlines. I'm looking for long, long term change. I'm not sweating the data set until I get to around 100 days. For example, my blood pressure data set, which I do use to suggest some decisions, is over 5 years old with a thousand data points.
In general I have a healthy relationship with data. I use it as a pointer, not as an action driver. It suggests things to me, it doesn't order me around and I don't reify it.Last edited by Kepler; 05-26-2019, 05:07 AM.
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