Anonymous
06/19/2023 13:27
Subject: Re:Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Anonymous wrote:I like the morning number so I never weigh myself at night. Am I in denial about how much I really weigh?
No!
Anonymous
06/19/2023 13:23
Subject: Re:Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
I like the morning number so I never weigh myself at night. Am I in denial about how much I really weigh?
Anonymous
06/19/2023 13:06
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
It's also because you eat and drink during the day.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 12:33
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Totally normal, it’s the water loss overnight. I weigh first thing in the morning and it’s usually about 4 pounds less than when I’m going to sleep.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 12:08
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Anonymous wrote:I fluctuate ~7 lbs and average 120 so I always think it's weird when people talk about losing 5 lbs...I'm like how can you tell?
7 lbs out of 120 is a huge fluctuation if you are taking from one day the next
Anonymous
06/19/2023 11:56
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Anonymous wrote:Yup. I bloat throughout the day too
Same. I always weigh like four pounds more in the eve.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 11:53
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Yup. I bloat throughout the day too 
Anonymous
06/19/2023 11:52
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
I fluctuate ~7 lbs and average 120 so I always think it's weird when people talk about losing 5 lbs...I'm like how can you tell?
Anonymous
06/19/2023 11:51
Subject: Re:Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Interesting, as I tend to fluctuate between 4-6 lb every month based on time of the month, time of day etc. I also think scales can differ. I always weigh a couple pounds less on my home digital scale than on the old-fashioned kind used at my doctor's office.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 10:46
Subject: Re:Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Yes, it’s normal. I only weigh myself in the morning after peeing. I weigh myself everyday, but the only one that “counts” in terms of measuring weight loss/gain is once a week on Saturday.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 10:45
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Anonymous wrote:When you sleep, you are breathing but not eating. Guess what carbon dioxide is made of?
?? I don't even know where you are going but a carbon and two oxygen is my guess? LOL
Anonymous
06/19/2023 10:43
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
When you sleep, you are breathing but not eating. Guess what carbon dioxide is made of?
Anonymous
06/19/2023 09:30
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Yes. Water.
You're sleeping 8+ hours or so and you lose a lot of water from perspiration and out of your nose/mouth. Many people also pee when they get up. When you're actually awake, do you usually go 8-10 hours without drinking something? Most likely not. But that's what you do when you sleep.
You're sleeping 8+ hours or so and you lose a lot of water from perspiration and out of your nose/mouth. Many people also pee when they get up. When you're actually awake, do you usually go 8-10 hours without drinking something? Most likely not. But that's what you do when you sleep.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 09:30
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
It’s normal.
It’s water retention. It’s best to just weight yourself once a day at the same time to get a sense of your baseline.
It’s water retention. It’s best to just weight yourself once a day at the same time to get a sense of your baseline.
Anonymous
06/19/2023 09:22
Subject: Why do I weigh three lbs less in the morning than at night?
Is it normal for your weight to fluctuate by this much in the course of a day?