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BigmanPigman

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2. I just did the math and you're right but then

Reply to spooky3 (Reply #1)

Mon Feb 14, 2022, 07:34 PM

Feb 2022

I noticed that they said 27 pounds over 3 years. Then it occurred to me that it should be 27 pounds per year and that would give you 82 pounds over 3. Our math is better than theirs since ours shows you lose a lot more weight.... more incentive to sleep well. I wish I could.

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Sleeping eight hours a night could help with weight loss [View all] BigmanPigman Feb 2022 OP

The calculation in the last paragraph makes no sense. spooky3 Feb 2022 #1

I just did the math and you're right but then BigmanPigman Feb 2022 #2

Wish I could sleep more than multigraincracker Feb 2022 #3

You just described my sleeping BigmanPigman Feb 2022 #4

So if 8 is good is 9 better? 10? It's like prunes.. are 6 enough? are 12 too many? nt😁 mitch96 Feb 2022 #5

More time in bed and multigraincracker Feb 2022 #6

I would if I could Ron Obvious Feb 2022 #7

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