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  • #38175
    sidikiti
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    How long does it take for the scale to start its gradual decline? Thank you. sidikiti

    #38179

    Hi, Sidikiti. Everyone is different, but generally up to three week (especially if you have been on restrictive diets in the past).

    #38230
    sidikiti
    Member

    I thank you for responding. sidikiti

    #40505
    DHahn
    Member

    I went to the progress meter to enter my weekly weight and it said it updated but there is nothing showing, not even my past entries. What has happened?

    #40508

    Mine did not show for last week or this week?

    #40523

    Hi, Phyllis and DHahn. I have forwarded your issues to tech support. Someone will get back to you soon.

    #40537
    DHahn
    Member

    The graph has come back but is grossly incorrect showing all of my previous weights just over 100lbs. and that would be nice but it’s not accurate.

    #40538

    Hi, DHahn. I am forwarding your issue to tech support. Someone will get back to you soon.

    #40539
    eveline44
    Member

    I have idiopathic oedema and thus advised not to break sweat or prolonged exercise or I retain fluid up to 1 stone per episode takes at least 36 hours to lose. I use power plate for muscle tone anyone help.

    #40542

    Hi, eveline. Have you tried exercising only in a chilled environment, as in air-conditioned? Exercise is considered important to management, so hopefully keeping cool may help. Additionally, try to minimize your sodium (salt) intake, and favor foods high in potassium (green leafy vegetables, orange fruits and vegetables, potatoes, tomatoes).

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