i need to lose 15# in 14 days..HELP
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The atkins diet is your answer. I have already lost 17 lbs in two weeks doing it. I tweak mine a little because Atkins really wants you to eat high fat. I just stuck to eating lean proteins and low carb veggies. EAT NO BREAD OR REFINED FOOD. If God din't make it..don't eat it. Atkins has a website with their menu .Drink lots of water and stay away from caffeine. Trust me it works. Good luck0
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I have read these posts and although I have not tried them all I do know one diet that works very fast. The NO-CARB diet.
You can loose the weight that you are talking about in the amount of time you said. I wouldn't recommend doing this diet all the time, because it gets really hard to follow and you eventually feel very drained and have no energy.
Here is a link:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2282038_lose-pounds-two-weeks-starving.html
Here is the trick: You MUST keep your Carbs to 20 grams per day or less! If you do go over, it is NOT going to work. Believe me I have tried! Even to 25 grams, I stopped loosing the weight,. This diet consists of LOTS of meat, eggs and cheese and no bread or anything of that sort. Read the article in the link, it lays the whole diet all out.
I have lost 11 lbs in 2 weeks before on this diet. It WILL work. The downside.. once you go back to eating carbs, the weight will come back. Good luck! And keep us all posted on how it turns out.
The problem with her doing this is going to be a lack of energy. She is going to have to do a lot of cardio for the 2 weeks. I've done the a Low Carb Diet before and it helped get me over a plateau but with what she is going to endure for the next 2 weeks this would be bad for her.0 -
Thank you for the tips!!The atkins diet is your answer. I have already lost 17 lbs in two weeks doing it. I tweak mine a little because Atkins really wants you to eat high fat. I just stuck to eating lean proteins and low carb veggies. EAT NO BREAD OR REFINED FOOD. If God din't make it..don't eat it. Atkins has a website with their menu .Drink lots of water and stay away from caffeine. Trust me it works. Good luck0
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I am with you. Atkins is the NO-CARB Diet. It DOES work, expecially in a small period of time!!0
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I have read these posts and although I have not tried them all I do know one diet that works very fast. The NO-CARB diet.
You can loose the weight that you are talking about in the amount of time you said. I wouldn't recommend doing this diet all the time, because it gets really hard to follow and you eventually feel very drained and have no energy.
Here is a link:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2282038_lose-pounds-two-weeks-starving.html
Here is the trick: You MUST keep your Carbs to 20 grams per day or less! If you do go over, it is NOT going to work. Believe me I have tried! Even to 25 grams, I stopped loosing the weight,. This diet consists of LOTS of meat, eggs and cheese and no bread or anything of that sort. Read the article in the link, it lays the whole diet all out.
I have lost 11 lbs in 2 weeks before on this diet. It WILL work. The downside.. once you go back to eating carbs, the weight will come back. Good luck! And keep us all posted on how it turns out.
The problem with her doing this is going to be a lack of energy. She is going to have to do a lot of cardio for the 2 weeks. I've done the a Low Carb Diet before and it helped get me over a plateau but with what she is going to endure for the next 2 weeks this would be bad for her.
im gonna need all the energy i can muster!!!0 -
With the NO-CARB diet you don't do cardio. I never did and it always worked for me.0
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Ok so i know its very unhealthy to have that much come off that fast but i need it to!! i have a medical weigh in that can effect whether i get life insurance or not, so its very very important!!
ANY ONE HAVE ANY IDEAS?!!?!?!?! I know i can cut calories down to 1200 but not less, lots of water, cut back on salt intake...and EXERCISE and EXERCISE some more....any other tips or trick would be appreciated!!!
You could cut your head off.
You could do something like the cabbage soup diet which mostly dumps your water weight. I don't recommend this for real results, you will gain the weight back in the next couple of weeks and you will weird out your metabolism.
You know, this post reminds me of High School. My brothers were on the wrestling team and a couple of days before a big meet, they would be sweating it out in garbage bags and spitting in a cup to get rid of water. I guess if you are desperate, you could ask a high school wrestler the latest techniques and tricks for making weight.
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im 27 5'5' and 277Give me age, height and weight and I'll figure out your caloric intake.
Ok, your BMR is 2024 Calories. This is how many calories your body burns in a 24 hr period is you just laid still and did nothing.
Add 20%a to that for walking, talking, blinking and so on your maintenance calories is rounded to 2400. If you do the 1200 calories we talked about you will be eating at a 1200 calories a day deficit or 2.4 lbs per week. This also put you on the brink of starvation mode so we have to be careful not to go below that. Now if you do cardio and burn the rest you would have to do 2300 calories a day burned from exercise. This will be hard. If you go this route, I would suggest bumping your calories to 1500 to keep lots of energy for the workout. You will need carbs to maintain this for 2 weeks. I would suggest a 40 carbs\30 Protein\30 fats ratio. You can set that up in myfitness pal.
Look, low carb is good but not for this. The science is this...3500 calories is 1 pound. Low carbs diets are better for that stubborn fat. When you take carbs away from the body the body has no choice then to use stored fats (and some muscle), as energy. It can take you anywhere from 2 days to 2 weeks to switch over to fat burning mode. In that time your energy will be low as will be your desire to exercise. Not what you need at this point.
Again, I will say that this is not the best way to do this. I understand what you are trying to do but I just want to add that in AGAIN. Your best solution is a steady diet / exercise program with a 1-2 pound per week weight loss so you can keep it off. I lost my 70-80 lbs over a six month period and have kept if off over a year now. I am bulking up and building muscle so my metabolism increases. That's the key to keeping it off. Muscle is your metabolism and muscle burns fat but we can get more into that after your 2 weeks.
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im 27 5'5' and 277Give me age, height and weight and I'll figure out your caloric intake.
Ok, your BMR is 2024 Calories. This is how many calories your body burns in a 24 hr period is you just laid still and did nothing.
Add 20%a to that for walking, talking, blinking and so on your maintenance calories is rounded to 2400. If you do the 1200 calories we talked about you will be eating at a 1200 calories a day deficit or 2.4 lbs per week. This also put you on the brink of starvation mode so we have to be careful not to go below that. Now if you do cardio and burn the rest you would have to do 2300 calories a day burned from exercise. This will be hard. If you go this route, I would suggest bumping your calories to 1500 to keep lots of energy for the workout. You will need carbs to maintain this for 2 weeks. I would suggest a 40 carbs\30 Protein\30 fats ratio. You can set that up in myfitness pal.
Look, low carb is good but not for this. The science is this...3500 calories is 1 pound. Low carbs diets are better for that stubborn fat. When you take carbs away from the body the body has no choice then to use stored fats (and some muscle), as energy. It can take you anywhere from 2 days to 2 weeks to switch over to fat burning mode. In that time your energy will be low as will be your desire to exercise. Not what you need at this point.
Again, I will say that this is not the best way to do this. I understand what you are trying to do but I just want to add that in AGAIN. Your best solution is a steady diet / exercise program with a 1-2 pound per week weight loss so you can keep it off. I lost my 70-80 lbs over a six month period and have kept if off over a year now. I am bulking up and building muscle so my metabolism increases. That's the key to keeping it off. Muscle is your metabolism and muscle burns fat but we can get more into that after your 2 weeks.
Friend me if you'd like more help.
Thats perfect, and i do understand the science behind it. I have a body bugg so that is a huge help for my deficit. Ill put that formula into MFP doing the 40/c 30protiens /30 fat. i know atkins can work but i agree it takes time to get your body switched over and i agree i need all the engergy i can. I also agree steady weight loss is the best, its the only way to make a lasting change...thank you so much for your help!!!!! Its greatly appreciated!!0 -
Looks like lots of great advice! Good luck to you!
I couldn't do it, but I've hit another plateau on my 1 pound/week loss goal.
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wow
will keep reading this bit of advice... cheers0
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