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Now I realise I can only speak for myself here but I tend to find going on the scales a fairly traumatic experience. Every week you perch on them with your fingers crossed behind your back hoping the results will be favourable, whilst sucking in your stomach. Well now it seems that this tortuous experience has just taken a massive leap forward with the MiBody scale. As well as reading your weight, body fat, body water, muscle mass, BMI and BMR (umm, as well as? I thought that was pretty comprehensive) it now has a USB PC Data Tracking Device. In layman's terms, when you've had a bad weigh in you can no longer go scoff some chocs and pretend the scales were wrong, as all weigh in data is stored on a USB stick attached to the scale.

All data can be uploaded to your computer and you get to see some nicely laid out bar charts to view the varying ups and downs of your weight. 30 results can be stored per user and the results can be customised to fit your body type, as an active female will have different body fat expectations than that of a fifty year old male. It's a nice was to monitor the changes diet ad exercise can have n your body, but a little chilling to think that those weekend binges will be recorded forever.. or at least till you delete them.

£59.99 from Argos

Like that? Read this: USB Scale Tracks Your Weight So You Can't Keep Kidding Yourself Don't Have To I Overweight? Let Hello Kitty be the one to tell you...

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Pregnancy - such a wonderful time. Full of nausea, heartburn and a craving to chew on charcoal... This can only be matched by the feeling of your baby playing football with your kidneys. Weirdly enough though, it's exactly those football skills that doctors use to measure the health of the baby - if it's kicking you to bits, it's doing alright. This monitor is designed to measure the number of kicks you're getting, both to reassure the mother-to-be and inform doctors quickly of any complications.

  

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...and, let's face, probably still don't want, but it's such a weirdly random product I felt duty bound to tell you about it.

  

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This particular gadget made me think of our lovely Zara, who's soon to indulge her beauty gadget fetish as the editor of Kiss and Makeup (but don't worry, we keep her too). It's essentially a waxy shea butter bath which lets you intensively moisturise those hands-that-might -or-might-not-do-dishes.

  

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I don't know about you but the party season left me with more bumps and bruises then Amy Winehouse on a bad day,

  

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