I have just taken a look at old data in my Weightmania database. I have been using it for just over two years. I have beaten a prediabetic diagnosis (no longer prediabetic!), went from borderline high blood pressure to daily perfect blood pressure. And I lost 90 pounds. What weightmania did for me basically was to keep me from getting discouraged based on subjective perceptions. Example. You feel you are not making progress, that you have been on a plateau forever. When you go back to DATA, objective measureable data, you are put right back on track. We have a very subjective relationship to time. Our motivation might fluctuate when we don't have the feeling there is progress. You got back to the DATA, and there it is. Each time the numbers told me I was right on track, not behind, not ahead, and that I just needed to be patient, that it takes time and effort to get where I needed to get. I needed to loose 135 pounds. I figured it would take me a little over three years (my nutrionnist and I have set a goal of no more then 3 pounds per four weeks, to not only loose it, but keep it off). I have not regained not one single pound. I went from a sedentary life and job to a daily commute to work by bike, to laps many times a week, but all things interwoven in my daily life. Not the 'let's make a big effort and get a gym subscription', and then drop everything once you reach your goal. This is a lifelong comitement to being healthy. It is in that perspective that Weightmania came in as a precious tool. Something to keep my cool in moments where I felt it was not working anymore. But the numbers, all the numbers, kept reminding me it was working JUST FINE. So, keep up the good work!"