5'9, weigh 164...goal is 140 in 68 days is this possible?

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  • alienws1998
    alienws1998 Posts: 88 Member
    bethannien wrote: »
    In the words of Taylor Swift "Haters gonna hate hate hate hate"...no I didn't no start morbidly obese. Yes I'm a dude, I started at 6 ft 193, down 21 pounds in a lil over 2 months. And since I didn't describe how I did it, the person who suggested I did it unhealthy does know that one way or the other. So again OP it can be done and don't let anyone tell you it cant.

    Once again, OP is within a healthy weight range. You were in the overweight range. The less you need to lose, the slower you lose it. Full stop.

    "I did it, so can you" assumes all things are equal. They are not.

    Disagreeing with your bad and not useful proclamations doesn't make anyone a hater.

    I answered her question. The answer is yes it is possible. If you think the truth is bad I'd recommend getting a clear piece of glass medically inserted so you can see. :) she asked, I answered. I'm done with the forums on this site. Frame of mind is important, and negative attitudes are counter productive. Yes the OP can do it. I never told her how, or that she should only that she can. Just because you failed, had slower results or want to feel better about yourself by telling other people they can't doesn't change the fact that YES ITS POSSIBLE. Bye Felicia, say what you. OP, dm me if you want to know how I will give you step by step instructions and you can prove all the haters wrong like I did
  • bethannien
    bethannien Posts: 556 Member
    bethannien wrote: »
    In the words of Taylor Swift "Haters gonna hate hate hate hate"...no I didn't no start morbidly obese. Yes I'm a dude, I started at 6 ft 193, down 21 pounds in a lil over 2 months. And since I didn't describe how I did it, the person who suggested I did it unhealthy does know that one way or the other. So again OP it can be done and don't let anyone tell you it cant.

    Once again, OP is within a healthy weight range. You were in the overweight range. The less you need to lose, the slower you lose it. Full stop.

    "I did it, so can you" assumes all things are equal. They are not.

    Disagreeing with your bad and not useful proclamations doesn't make anyone a hater.

    I answered her question. The answer is yes it is possible. If you think the truth is bad I'd recommend getting a clear piece of glass medically inserted so you can see. :) she asked, I answered. I'm done with the forums on this site. Frame of mind is important, and negative attitudes are counter productive. Yes the OP can do it. I never told her how, or that she should only that she can. Just because you failed, had slower results or want to feel better about yourself by telling other people they can't doesn't change the fact that YES ITS POSSIBLE. Bye Felicia, say what you. OP, dm me if you want to know how I will give you step by step instructions and you can prove all the haters wrong like I did

    "You guys don't agree with me so I'm going to take my ball and go home!"

    Listen up buttercup, I actually have been able to quickly lose weight in the past. I've done LCHF and weight just fell off. I've done CICO and rapidly lost weight as well! The common theme being? I was obese/overweight. I had a ton to lose so maintaining a deep enough deficit to do so was possible and not at all miserable.

    The less weight you have to lose, the less calories your body needs to function and as a result, the harder it is to maintain a steep enough deficit to lose 2.5+ lbs per week as OP is wanting to do.

    You're entitled to your own opinion. You're not entitled to your own facts.
  • singingflutelady
    singingflutelady Posts: 8,736 Member
    Also the faster you lose, the higher percentage of that weight lose is muscle and fluid not fat especially if you don't exercise.
  • jemhh
    jemhh Posts: 14,261 Member
    edited September 2016
    bethannien wrote: »
    bethannien wrote: »
    In the words of Taylor Swift "Haters gonna hate hate hate hate"...no I didn't no start morbidly obese. Yes I'm a dude, I started at 6 ft 193, down 21 pounds in a lil over 2 months. And since I didn't describe how I did it, the person who suggested I did it unhealthy does know that one way or the other. So again OP it can be done and don't let anyone tell you it cant.

    Once again, OP is within a healthy weight range. You were in the overweight range. The less you need to lose, the slower you lose it. Full stop.

    "I did it, so can you" assumes all things are equal. They are not.

    Disagreeing with your bad and not useful proclamations doesn't make anyone a hater.

    I answered her question. The answer is yes it is possible. If you think the truth is bad I'd recommend getting a clear piece of glass medically inserted so you can see. :) she asked, I answered. I'm done with the forums on this site. Frame of mind is important, and negative attitudes are counter productive. Yes the OP can do it. I never told her how, or that she should only that she can. Just because you failed, had slower results or want to feel better about yourself by telling other people they can't doesn't change the fact that YES ITS POSSIBLE. Bye Felicia, say what you. OP, dm me if you want to know how I will give you step by step instructions and you can prove all the haters wrong like I did

    "You guys don't agree with me so I'm going to take my ball and go home!"

    Listen up buttercup, I actually have been able to quickly lose weight in the past. I've done LCHF and weight just fell off. I've done CICO and rapidly lost weight as well! The common theme being? I was obese/overweight. I had a ton to lose so maintaining a deep enough deficit to do so was possible and not at all miserable.

    The less weight you have to lose, the less calories your body needs to function and as a result, the harder it is to maintain a steep enough deficit to lose 2.5+ lbs per week as OP is wanting to do.

    You're entitled to your own opinion. You're not entitled to your own facts.

    I'm convinced he's a troll or trying to sell something. The repeated invites to PM him for details have me convinced. Not worth arguing with him.
  • singingflutelady
    singingflutelady Posts: 8,736 Member
    Yes I get a strong mlm salesperson vibe from the posts
  • bethannien
    bethannien Posts: 556 Member
    jemhh wrote: »
    bethannien wrote: »
    bethannien wrote: »
    In the words of Taylor Swift "Haters gonna hate hate hate hate"...no I didn't no start morbidly obese. Yes I'm a dude, I started at 6 ft 193, down 21 pounds in a lil over 2 months. And since I didn't describe how I did it, the person who suggested I did it unhealthy does know that one way or the other. So again OP it can be done and don't let anyone tell you it cant.

    Once again, OP is within a healthy weight range. You were in the overweight range. The less you need to lose, the slower you lose it. Full stop.

    "I did it, so can you" assumes all things are equal. They are not.

    Disagreeing with your bad and not useful proclamations doesn't make anyone a hater.

    I answered her question. The answer is yes it is possible. If you think the truth is bad I'd recommend getting a clear piece of glass medically inserted so you can see. :) she asked, I answered. I'm done with the forums on this site. Frame of mind is important, and negative attitudes are counter productive. Yes the OP can do it. I never told her how, or that she should only that she can. Just because you failed, had slower results or want to feel better about yourself by telling other people they can't doesn't change the fact that YES ITS POSSIBLE. Bye Felicia, say what you. OP, dm me if you want to know how I will give you step by step instructions and you can prove all the haters wrong like I did

    "You guys don't agree with me so I'm going to take my ball and go home!"

    Listen up buttercup, I actually have been able to quickly lose weight in the past. I've done LCHF and weight just fell off. I've done CICO and rapidly lost weight as well! The common theme being? I was obese/overweight. I had a ton to lose so maintaining a deep enough deficit to do so was possible and not at all miserable.

    The less weight you have to lose, the less calories your body needs to function and as a result, the harder it is to maintain a steep enough deficit to lose 2.5+ lbs per week as OP is wanting to do.

    You're entitled to your own opinion. You're not entitled to your own facts.

    I'm convinced he's a troll or trying to sell something. The repeated invites to PM him for details have me convinced. Not worth arguing with him.

    well he's a crabby salesman. He reported me for abuse on both of my posts lol
  • The_Original_Beauty
    The_Original_Beauty Posts: 162 Member
    edited September 2016
    It IS possible but is it safe? Maybe not...if you had a lot of weight to lose then you could. What's the rush? I am for 10lbs, when you make that aim for 15lbs etc. This is for life :)
  • cerise_noir
    cerise_noir Posts: 5,468 Member
    SLLRunner wrote: »
    God I wish I knew how to post a pic of my progress chart. I'm down 21 pounds in like 65 days without any exercise. So yes it is possible, best of luck and feel free to message me directly if you have any questions.

    Just because you've lost weight quickly does not make it safe.

    Op, take your time. There is no reason to lose weight quickly. Slow and steady wins the eacw!

    This. SO much this. The "I did it, so it is possible for you too" never flies.


    Neither does the "because I can't you shouldn't" advice I keep seeing
    I can lose weight and have lost almost 100lbs. Your point?
    Nothing.
    But it's not 'because I can't' it is 'because you shouldn't, you're already at a healthy weight".
  • jemhh
    jemhh Posts: 14,261 Member
    edited September 2016
    bethannien wrote: »
    jemhh wrote: »
    bethannien wrote: »
    bethannien wrote: »
    In the words of Taylor Swift "Haters gonna hate hate hate hate"...no I didn't no start morbidly obese. Yes I'm a dude, I started at 6 ft 193, down 21 pounds in a lil over 2 months. And since I didn't describe how I did it, the person who suggested I did it unhealthy does know that one way or the other. So again OP it can be done and don't let anyone tell you it cant.

    Once again, OP is within a healthy weight range. You were in the overweight range. The less you need to lose, the slower you lose it. Full stop.

    "I did it, so can you" assumes all things are equal. They are not.

    Disagreeing with your bad and not useful proclamations doesn't make anyone a hater.

    I answered her question. The answer is yes it is possible. If you think the truth is bad I'd recommend getting a clear piece of glass medically inserted so you can see. :) she asked, I answered. I'm done with the forums on this site. Frame of mind is important, and negative attitudes are counter productive. Yes the OP can do it. I never told her how, or that she should only that she can. Just because you failed, had slower results or want to feel better about yourself by telling other people they can't doesn't change the fact that YES ITS POSSIBLE. Bye Felicia, say what you. OP, dm me if you want to know how I will give you step by step instructions and you can prove all the haters wrong like I did

    "You guys don't agree with me so I'm going to take my ball and go home!"

    Listen up buttercup, I actually have been able to quickly lose weight in the past. I've done LCHF and weight just fell off. I've done CICO and rapidly lost weight as well! The common theme being? I was obese/overweight. I had a ton to lose so maintaining a deep enough deficit to do so was possible and not at all miserable.

    The less weight you have to lose, the less calories your body needs to function and as a result, the harder it is to maintain a steep enough deficit to lose 2.5+ lbs per week as OP is wanting to do.

    You're entitled to your own opinion. You're not entitled to your own facts.

    I'm convinced he's a troll or trying to sell something. The repeated invites to PM him for details have me convinced. Not worth arguing with him.

    well he's a crabby salesman. He reported me for abuse on both of my posts lol

    I noticed that too. Must be a new sales method :grin:
  • kimny72
    kimny72 Posts: 16,011 Member
    OP, the standard rec is to aim to lose no more than 1% of your body weight per week. The truth is, your body can only utilize so much of your stored fat at a time. Add to that the fact that you are already in a healthy weight range, which makes it even harder. So if you were to lose more than 1 - 1.5 lbs per week, you would most likely be losing a fair amount of muscle along with the fat. So set your goal to 1 lb per week, eat your calories, lift heavy things, and you will probably look better in 68 days losing 10 lbs that way than if you crash diet your way down 20 lbs.
  • Lovee_Dove7
    Lovee_Dove7 Posts: 742 Member
    jemhh wrote: »
    No.

    9.5 weeks for 24 pounds = 2.52 pounds per week.

    Not realistic. Not even 20 pounds is realistic at your starting stats.

    That's exactly how much I lost weekly, for 3months solid. It's possible, and a good thing if done right! I
    Here's how I did it http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/group/108738-hormone-resetters
    Click on How It Works to see the plan.
    Protein, healthy fats, veggies, fiber, easy on the carbs, moderate exercise including weights.
    ***HOWEVER***
    I don't think you need to lose that much weight.
    If I were you, I would focus on gaining fitness, including recompositioning your body (fat loss if needed). I'm just guessing that a 10lb loss through increased cardiovascular fitness and weight training would look beautiful on you.
    I do still recommend the plan I mentioned above for diet.
    Get a fitness tracker, a food scale, a measuring tape. Take some before pics, and go for it!!
  • Psychgrrl
    Psychgrrl Posts: 3,177 Member
    bethannien wrote: »
    In the words of Taylor Swift "Haters gonna hate hate hate hate"...no I didn't no start morbidly obese. Yes I'm a dude, I started at 6 ft 193, down 21 pounds in a lil over 2 months. And since I didn't describe how I did it, the person who suggested I did it unhealthy does know that one way or the other. So again OP it can be done and don't let anyone tell you it cant.

    Once again, OP is within a healthy weight range. You were in the overweight range. The less you need to lose, the slower you lose it. Full stop.

    "I did it, so can you" assumes all things are equal. They are not.

    Disagreeing with your bad and not useful proclamations doesn't make anyone a hater.

    I answered her question. The answer is yes it is possible. If you think the truth is bad I'd recommend getting a clear piece of glass medically inserted so you can see. :) she asked, I answered. I'm done with the forums on this site. Frame of mind is important, and negative attitudes are counter productive. Yes the OP can do it. I never told her how, or that she should only that she can. Just because you failed, had slower results or want to feel better about yourself by telling other people they can't doesn't change the fact that YES ITS POSSIBLE. Bye Felicia, say what you. OP, dm me if you want to know how I will give you step by step instructions and you can prove all the haters wrong like I did

    I'm concerned because you're not being public about your instructions-why can OP only learn about them in private? It makes your methods and your motive suspect.