Is it possible to lose 6lbs in a week?
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I lost 20 lbs in one day...but I had a baby so not your typical weight loss routine.0
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Ditto!0
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Doesn't it feel good to CELEBRATE!!!? Celebration keeps me moving forward and grows determination in me!0
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Just for fun start tracking her weight. Keep a chart out of her weight and how much she claims to lose. That way you celebrate her victories also.0
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Just for fun start tracking her weight. Keep a chart out of her weight and how much she claims to lose. That way you celebrate her victories also.
Maybe an even better idea is to forget about her and focus on yourself. Not sure why this woman's comments are so important to you. Why do you allow it to bother you so much?
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She offends me regularly, but I honestly don't think she means it. She's a good person though, so I just don't know.
Explain to me why you would want a friend like this? I'd rather me completely alone
Just sit back with some popcorn and wait for the reality check and wake up call.
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Just for fun start tracking her weight. Keep a chart out of her weight and how much she claims to lose. That way you celebrate her victories also.0
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................and you are friends with her because??????????0
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I lost 20 lbs in one day...but I had a baby so not your typical weight loss routine.0
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Well I did once in 2 days, but I was very sick.0
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i think i gained that much this week, so why not?? rats0
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6lbs in a week. So at 3500calories per lb - that means you'd need a deficit of 21'000 calories a week. That means eating under your total burned calories per day by 3'000 calories every day.
I would say that it's possible, but only for those people who are really _really_ overweight. Since to sustain a larger frame requires larger calories.
Most people couldn't sustain a calorific deficit of 3k a day, I don't think.0 -
There's a difference between actually LOSING six pounds, and having a six pound fluctuation.
If I actually tracked my weight every day on here, I'd probably be "losing" five pounds a week. And 4.5 of it would be the same 4.5 pounds.0 -
It's unlikely but she might be bulimic0
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Why don't you have her weigh herself in front of you. Just tell her the proof is in the pudding.....lol...0
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................and you are friends with her because??????????0
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I have a lot of friends who are like that who say OMG, you're obsessed with dieting and working out. I'm like well look at how much better I look so its obviously working. And they are always trying to get me to eat bad things. They are jealous and want me to get fat again, and I wont! I wont! So tell her to suck it if she keeps saying things like that! I would!0
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Why don't you have her weigh herself in front of you. Just tell her the proof is in the pudding.....lol...0
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hate people like that. I call them friendnemies.0
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I had a tonsillectomy Friday and have lost 8 pounds since then...so I mean...if you wanna lose some weight in a hurry, get a tonsillectomy...lol0
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I would not believe her.
You body loses weight in chunks, not linear. I have found that you can do everything right and your weight loss seems to plateau but you are patient and keep exercising and eating at a deficit (however slight) you will lose it, it will suddenly "whoosh". There are so many variables for the scale though: water retention, digestion, allergies, sodium, carbs, water intake, DOMS, inflammation, the list goes on. People mistakenly think they lose weight when they eat more because of these fluctuations.
If you have a lot of body fat reserves you would be surprised at how little you can eat (unless you have emotional eating issues or disorders). The leaner you get the less your body had to draw from and then you have to taper up your calories. There is no such thing as starvation mode for women over 12% body fat or men over 6% body fat. I am a living breathing example of that. I went from obese to now under 12% BF and I've maintained for one year and built muscle the whole time. You don't BUILD muscle in starvation mode, so I proved everyone wrong.
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Nothing you've said makes this person sound like a good person or a friend. I suggest finding a new friend who doesn't try to insult or continually one-up you.
That being said, you can easily lose 6 pounds in a week but it will be mostly or all water weight and not a 6 pound reduction in total body fat.
You could also teleport from sea level to the top of Mount Everest, and instantaneously reduce your weight by 0.28%. So, if you had the same weight as a large cow (1.5 tons) you could lose 6 pounds doing absolutely nothing.0 -
Is it possible to lose 6lbs in a week when you don't even exercise and actually eat? I have a friend who brags about losing weight without trying. She doesn't eat that healthy because I see her posting about eating pies and taking candy into the movie theaters. She knows I am dieting and working out so I think she brags on purpose. Some stuff I think she's full of crap about. Her husband eats A LOT, they go out to eat all the time and he joins eating competitions when he can. She claims there is NO sugar in the house She offends me regularly, but I honestly don't think she means it. She's a good person though, so I just don't know.0
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hate people like that. I call them friendnemies.0
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Nothing you've said makes this person sound like a good person or a friend. I suggest finding a new friend who doesn't try to insult or continually one-up you.
That being said, you can easily lose 6 pounds in a week but it will be mostly or all water weight and not a 6 pound reduction in total body fat.
You could also teleport from sea level to the top of Mount Everest, and instantaneously reduce your weight by 0.28%. So, if you had the same weight as a large cow (1.5 tons) you could lose 6 pounds doing absolutely nothing.0
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