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Weight Loss Chart - What Is A Realistic One?

posted June 30, 2008 - 3:32pm
Weight Loss Chart - What Is A Realistic One?

Can you lose 10 pounds in one week? Most likely, but you might die trying.

There are many weight loss charts being published today, most of which are promising tremendous amounts of pounds to be lost in a short span of time. Which of these are telling the truth? Which of these are realistic? And how many of these are merely hyping up an impossibility?

Let's start with the basic. Individuals who are engaged into weight reduction courses of good reputation are highly probable to reduce 3 to 5 pounds in a matter of 30 days, at the average. Individuals who are struggling to reduce weight by attempting to burn a third of the calories they consume per day highly probable to reduce only a pound in 30 days. These are the realistic numbers for a weight loss chart. These are the most probable results that you will get if you will start to pursue a weight loss program.

So, do you think you will shed 10 pounds in a matter of 7 days? Probabilities are, youwon't be able to … at least not in a healthy way.

Can you lose 5 pounds in a week's time? This is more possible, albeit, it will require gargantuan efforts on your part.

Do you think you can shed 3 pounds in a matter of 7 days? Oblige yourself to do a lot of fat-reducing actions from day to day and this is higly probable.

Do you think you can shed a pound in a matter of 7 days? Most weight loss programs can guarantee this much of a result.

A prerequisite to the abovementioned, however: we're talking about sustainable weight loss, not quick fixes to the problem of being overweight. Boxers can lose as much as 10 pound within a number of hours prior to weigh in, by perspiring, fasting, and inducing trips to the toilet. But when they have already attained the necessary weight, they tend to gain twice the number of pounds they lost, in a span of a single night at that!

There are countless quick weight loss plans you can pursue,but the results will be just as quick as well.

Long term results are the way to go, and to achieve them, a respected and well established weight loss program should be followed.
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Given up

Yeah I stopped weighing myself a while back. Always gave me a shock so why bother? As long as you are healthy.

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don't worry about your weight

And the pounds will fall off. I stopped weighing myself about ten years ago. Obsessing about food and your weight will definitely not help. You don't really need to weigh in anyway. It's easy enough to figure out how much you weigh by what size you wear. Keep pounds off safely and sanely and support animal rights and a healthy environment at the same time by going vegan and staying away from fatty junk foods (there's lots of vegan junk food out there too).

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