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Weighing myself daily and calculating a weekly average of my weight helped me improve my relationship with the scale. I learned the number fluctuates based on factors that don't reflect fat loss or ...

People have funny relationships with scales. You want one, but then you don’t. You weigh yourself every day for a month and then refrain for a year. But no matter how you feel about scales, every ...

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A smart scale does more than show your weight. It tracks metrics like body fat, muscle mass and water percentage, then syncs that data to your phone so you can see changes over time. If you want to ...

Learning about your health can be a mixed bag. It can be fun — learning about my sleep habits and daily steps with the Oura Ring 4 was fascinating. But it can also be anxiety-inducing — longevity ...

Weighing yourself isn't always a reliable method for monitoring your health, as weight fluctuates day to day. Stepping on the scale too often can have negative side effects. Weighing yourself ...

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