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Weighing yourself everyday may help with weight loss

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NHS ChoicesWeighing yourself everyday may help with weight lossNHS Choices"Stepping on the scales every day could be the key to weight loss, a study has found," the Mail Online reports. This report was based on a US study which suggested daily weighing can lead to a small, though sustainable, loss in weight. The study ...
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