Those electrical scales only give a general indication and are not calibrated to be clinically accurate. I have one myself and it fluctuates up and down significantly day to day. So it's basically just a fun toy, not a true medical device. You shouldn't cite such unreliable numbers to try and make a point here.
> You shouldn't cite such unreliable numbers to try and make a point here.
Isn’t this entire conversation about unreliable indices?
I stepped on one that told me I was 13% fat. Which is ridiculous. Judging by the photo charts of body fat percentage, I'm probably 20%