Two Scales, Two Body Fat Readings: Which Do You Trust?
The same 634 mornings, two scales, 6 to 9 points apart on body fat. What the numbers are good for, and which app setting explains almost the whole gap.
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The same 634 mornings, two scales, 6 to 9 points apart on body fat. What the numbers are good for, and which app setting explains almost the whole gap.
I weigh myself on two scales every morning. After a poker night, both showed +1.6 kg. What in my data is noise, and when you can see the real direction.
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Attach real sport-nutrition products to each session and capture the exact carbs, sodium, caffeine, and calories you took in, next to what you burned.
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