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Be happy with your precious body always. By getting fitter (exercise to be fitter, for fun*) to possible increase muscle mass while changing food habits (eating healthier overall) decreasing body fat. Getting more lean & toned.
* Don't take exercise to the extremes (to burn of possible overeated calories) or even to try burning of all eated calories.. Rest days are also important (if your body is not feeling up to exercise) allow to rest instead.
Same for eating: If feeling needing to force feed yourself (regardless calories left to eat), wait until your body asks for more nourishment (getting appetite / being hungry).. & see how it goes.
It's possible to use a Aria Scale to see if there's progress over time (overall body fat decreases), gaining muscle mass. Though focus on being healthy, and not on weight alone, it's possible to weigh more and being at a healthy weight / body fat range, but being lean & toned. That's more important than being at a lower weight and having the same body fat percentage as before (on a higher weight)..
When using a scale, use as a tool, not getting discouraged if body fat suddenly shows a bit higher than the previous day (can be due dehydration)..
Instead it's possible to use trendweight to see a trend between the weigh ins:
It's possible to see the weight / fat % / fat mass / lean mass trend. So if weight increases for example it doesn't mean necessary to be that bad when looking further:
Example for my Trendweight (created by Erv Walter)
It's possible to link the Aria Scale to the Fitbit Account, when using the trendweight website.. it's possible to authorize your Fitbit Account so it's allowed to use your weight measurements from your account to determine the trend.. 
Have fun reaching your goals
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