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3 Responses to “I have an interesting question… I have experimented this myself and am confused…?”

1. Andrea H on May 5th, 2010 | 4:23 pm

   

   Without having a true scientific scale, it is nearly impossible to measure the weight fluctuations of the human body. You lose water weight, through sweat, resperation, urination and other bodily functions. Even in a few minutes time, your weight can change by a few ozs.

   So you weigh yourself at 5pm, prepare a plate of food between 5 and 5:10pm, eat 1lb of food, put your dishes away and re-weigh yourself at 5:30pm. You actually could have burned up enough calories, and lost enough water weight in that time, for it to be reflected on the scale.

2. Death on May 5th, 2010 | 4:23 pm

   

   im not entirly sure but its somthing around you gotta eat like 500 more ml (witch is like 500g) more then your daily intake to gain weight so if i need to eat 1kg a day and i only eat 900g i dont gain weight. if i eat over 1kg i gain weight i dont kno if thats entirly true though!!!

3. Prasanna S on May 5th, 2010 | 4:23 pm

   

   what is the least count of your digital scale. Is it 1 kg. On weighing scales, it is difficult to confirm a particular weight if it is near to the least count.

   The same scale which weighs 150 lb, may not weigh a difference of 1 lb accurately.

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