Could be either, there is no hard and fast rule on this one, my advice is wait a few days, remember for some it takes a week or so to show a good loss, I know many on here lose half a stone but I lost 5lbs my first week, yet still shifted 5 st in 4 months.
Dont be a slave to the scales, our bodies are strange things!
As someone who has become a slave to the scales in just 7 days I would recommend if you can not to fall into the habit. Weigh yourself at most a couple of times a week and hopefully you will see a difference..... but hey if temptation gets the better of you go for it!
The thing is i got on the scales and i have put 3lb on which i don't understand, obviously i have had more water intake in one day than i've had in my whole life but it just doesn't make sense
Hey Gilly, you live in the same town as me - that doesn't often happen (and isn't anything to be proud of). The water on CD is a nightmare isn't it, and yes it can make a huge difference to what you weigh. Two and a half pints is more three pounds in weight so don't weigh in the evenings ever. CD works, no doubt about it, and you will lose weight as promised if you stick to it.
If it's only your first day i wouln't expect that you will of lost anything yet, also water weighs quite heavy. Check again in a few days and i'm sure you will of lost a few pounds then
Morning weigh inn , but really weigh everyday if you like to like me , but take the reading once aweek , if its that time off month be ready for anything up to 7 pounds gain then it will even itself out
The thing is i got on the scales and i have put 3lb on which i don't understand, obviously i have had more water intake in one day than i've had in my whole life but it just doesn't make sense
It makes perfect sense. You will always weigh heavier in the evening than the morning, especially with the amount of water we have to drink on CD. One litre of water weighs over 2lb.
it may take several days to register a loss on the scales so dont get too hung up on what they say day by day. Its the weekly result that counts.