re: Why Do You Weigh Less First Thing In The Morning

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I would have to lose 3.5 cubic inches of water. That is a lot of

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You are 98 degrees. Water isn't going to pool on the surface.

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What an odd way to quantify liquid volume.

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Because (3.5^3/12^3)62.4= 1.5 lbs. The solution to; what volume of water weighs 1.5 pounds.

You could argue that urine weighs more than 62.4 pounds per cubic foot, but it can be considered negligible.

You know when it’s cold and you breath out and you can see all the moisture freezing from your breath?

That happens all the time.

You inhale O2 and exhale CO2 - you’ll never guess where that “C” comes from.

My morning pee is around 20 oz

That’s roughly 1.25 pounds right there

Now I get what you were saying - a cube that is 3.5 inches on each side. Not 3.5 cubic inches.

Do you even exhale water vapor bro?

Fat people sleep alot. So why aren't they skinnier?

You are going to burn around a quarter pound worth of calories overnight.

The rest is water lost from exhaling and sweat, plus initial day’s urine.

Just checked it out.


For every gram of air you breath in, you exhale
around 0.013 g of carbon and more than 0.02 g of water vapor.

It doesn’t sound like much but it adds up.

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Because you've been lying down all night and your weight hasn't settled into vertical position yet

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