I think its very counter productive to weight yourself everyday.
you put more pressure on yourself and besides since when does anyone see any results immediately with anything. Weighing yourself everyday will lead you into a very bad state of mind. keep your weigh ins to once a week at the same time.
I personally don't think that anyone should be worried about how much they weigh, but rather how much fat the have on their bodies and how they look, feel and work. Muscle weighs more than fat!
Thank you for your input, but I do not have any pressure on myself, and I am not in a bad state of mind. I am also seeing weight loss, so it is absolutely not counter-productive. Quite the opposite, actually. It teaches people not to be worried about daily fluctuations, because they're normal.
Suppose I was only checking weekly, and had a high sodium meal the day before my weigh in, and then my weigh in showed I gained a lb for the week. That would be pretty frustrating, like I wasted a whole week. But suppose I'm weighing daily, and I see the day before, I've already met my weekly loss for the week, if the scale jumps 3lbs the next day, it HAS to be water weight, and nothing I did wrong during the week to gain any fat.
I am also one of the biggest proponents of being more concerned with fat loss rather than weight loss, but they are not mutually exclusive - to lose fat, you have to lose weight, and watching the number go down is the quickest indicator that I'm making progress losing fat. Checking daily shows me when my body is retaining water, so I know I need make an effort to drink more that day to flush the excess out. I lift weights to retain my muscle, which by the way weighs exactly the same as fat, only more dense. You can only gain muscle if you're in a calorie surplus, which means you have to gain weight. And you don't gain weight and muscle while losing fat, it just doesn't work that way.
So to lose fat, the weight must go down, and how often to check is really up to what works best for the individual. Checking daily seems to work just fine for everyone who regularly posts in this thread over the last 100+ pages. If it doesn't work for you, you're welcome to start a "weigh yourself once a week" club.