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What Happens If You Lose Weight TOO FAST!

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Ever wonder what happens if you lose weight really fast? Are there side effects like excess loose skin or a slow metabolism? Does losing weight too quickly cause your body to enter a starvation mode? Are these all myths or should you avoid these common weight loss mistakes. Is there such a thing as losing weight too fast and does losing too much weight too fast have negative consequences? Most people believe yes when you lose weight too fast you wind up with a bunch of excess skin and you increase the chances of gaining all the weight you lost back. But is this actually true? Today we'll look at how losing weight fast effects the amount of excess skin you end up with at the end of the process, but let's start first by figuring out if losing weight too fast negatively effects the amount of weight regain you regain. I mean is slow and steady weight loss actually better than losing weight at a faster pace when it comes to hitting your goals and maintaining your results for the long run. The most common held belief is that you should lose about 1 or 2 pounds per week. This maximum weight loss of 2 pounds per week is recommended by doctors, trainers, and dietitians, and anyone that goes outside of this standard recommendation of 1 or two pounds per week is looked down on because that kind of advice is believed to be ignorant and its believed to endanger the health and the long term success of the person looking to lose the weight. One of the most common concerns with fast weight loss is that it usually takes a huge amount of effort both with diet and exercise to lose weight fast which leads people to resort to unhealthy methods. Some people that try to lose weight as fast as possible attempt dangerous methods like crash diets, or they starve themselves, or they go from 0 to 100 with exercise and all of these approaches can be very unhealthy. Also you probably can't maintain and keep up with these excessive approaches to weight loss as permanent lifestyle changes. You can stick to a crash diet for a week, maybe two, maybe even a month, but by month 4 chances are high that you've long since quit. Most experts believe that when you lose weight slowly you do it through ways that allow you develop healthy eating behaviors that you can continue applying long term to keep the weight off. On the other hand we're told that most diets that promote rapid weight loss are often very low in calories and nutrients, which may put you at risk of many health problems, like muscle loss, nutritional deficiencies and gallstones, especially if you follow a rapid weight loss diet for a long time. Many people on a crash diet will also experience hunger, fatigue, muscle cramps, dizziness, and they might feel cold throughout the day. On top of that it's also believed that when you lose weight too quickly chances are very high that you're not losing fat mass, but you're instead losing water weight or worse yet muscle tissue. You can't be losing body fat in a healthy way consistently week after week at a rate higher than 2 pounds per week. Can you? Or is that just a myth that we're constantly told. Before we get into what the studies have to say on this topic, I'd like to say that as a personal trainer that has worked with thousands of clients I can tell you that some people lose weight really fast and others lose weight really slow, but based on my experience whether they lose the weight fast or slow doesn't seem to have that much of an impact on maintaining that weight. In fact from what I've seen some people especially people that are really heavy, if they don't see results fast they'll get demotivated and quit. Let me give you a simple example, if you're looking to lose 10 pounds and you're losing the average of 2 pounds per week, then every week you're 20 percent closer to your goal. You know it'll take you about a month of maintaining a clean diet with consistent exercise to get to your goal weight. However, what happens when you're looking to lose 60 pounds to get to your goal weight. At the rate of 2 pounds per week, it's gonna Studies: Lancet study comparing gradual to fast weight loss: Study From University of Florida showing the fast group did 5x better (Please also use the table that's attached that shows how much weight the groups lost overtime: Study showing that with similar total weight loss, the rate of weight loss did not affect longterm weight regain in individuals with overweight and obesity
Date: 2021-12-23

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CHARLES
This is the smart way to do it--from a physical therapist and now self help guy on YT. I tell my followers and subs that when doing an Assessment of Self you have to analyze if you are really at a rock bottom. Once you are then design the plan climb out and sounds like you are. Losing a lot of weight is NOT like those silly shows like The Biggest Loser where they are losing entirely too much weight too fast at way higher of a target heart rate than safe. You should be at a training target heart rate as long as cleared by the MD with no other medical issues. Then you build to a program of 45 -60 minutes of it an hour. By target heart rate I mean pulse rate. You exercise at that pulse rate. Here is the formula to find that called the Karvonen formula: 1) first find maximum heart rate 220-age. For me 220-53= 167 beat per minute (pulse rate. Then find your pulse at your wrist. For me it's 70 beats a minute. I take my Max HR and resting HR (heart rate) plug into this equation for this equation for 60% target heart rate which is a good median.
. 6(max HR-resting HR) + (resting HR)
. 6 (167-70) +97= 128 beats a minute
128 on your pulse rate is your training rate. You exercise for 10 minutes and check and see where you are at. If you are lower then pick up the pace and if you are higher you can slow it down a little. But you stay there and build to 45 minutes a day. Do that and watch the diet as you said and set up a diet (like richard simmons deal a meal is good) that is healthy and you will lose 1-2 pounds a week ----and two years later you are a whole new you. And enjoy the process. Hope that helps----Charles
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Pedro
I've lost about 20 pounds in 2 months, and still steadily losing!
The info below is a very detailed explanation of what I've been doing, I consider it could be interesting for some people, if you have the spare time to read.
Seeing all these videos really fill me up with confidence, 9 weeks ago I started both dieting and exercising more often, the exercise is Next Workout's 30 day plank challenge. After 9 weeks today I reached 15 reps of that exercise in a row, starting at only 5 in a row at first. This shows 2 things, one is that I am much weaker than I thought, and two, that I've been gradually improving my strength. In this 9 weeks I went from around 93 kg (205 pounds) to about 83 kg (183 pounds, with this I would need to take into account that I've gained muscle, so in reality is a bit more than 10 kg (22 pounds) of fat loss in 9 weeks, which means I'm over than 1-2 weekly pounds thing, but according to the video it's fine as long as you're not killing your muscles, which I'm certainly not doing.
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Chandramohan
Lost 25 kgs in 10 month
Current weight: 70. 70 kg
I weighed 94. 4 kgs during the first few days of lockdown ( March, 2020 ) and gradually gained weight to 96 kgs, I didn't wanted myself to weigh in three digits so I took the second most important decision of my life: Replacing Rice completely with Flat Bread ( Roti ) and I gradually lost weight to 84 kgs in 6 months but after that unable to curb my desire to eat foods like biryani, Fried chicken and others so I resorted to change from replacing food to portion control. I ate 3 times per day
Breakfast: One boiled egg with salt and coriander chutney
Lunch: 2 roti or 150 gm Rice, 125 gm vegetables and one side dish.
Snacks: 1 veg Cutlet and 1small cup milk tea with Sugar
Dinner: 2 roti or 125 gm rice, 125 gm veggies and 10 gm pickle.
P. S: Buy yourself a weighing scale if you definitely want to lose weight and check your weight same time every 2 days, It helped me a lot
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dave
Loose skin isn't the result of losing it fast. Just think people. Why does the skin remain loose and not bounce back? Because it was stretched beyond its limit and broke (stretch marks) So the damage happened while it was tense and overstretched at your biggest for a long period of time. Now the damage is done and it's permanent. How would the speed of emptying it affect it's elasticity? It's broken already the speed with which you lose weight has no effect at this point! And as said in the the other factors are age and also genetics. The ability of skin to stretch seems to vary a lot from person to person. So some who has more elastic skin is able to withstand more stretch without tissue breaking and therefore the skin can bounce back to it's original state a lot more effectively. It's very simple.
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kungpowchicken78
I'm 6'1 and at my heaviest I was 275lbs. my goal was to get down to 215lbs. I managed to lose 40lbs in 1. 5 years but have struggled to get under 230 (currently fluctuate between 231-236 for the last 6 months. I see changes in the mirror but the scale never drops below 230lbs. I agree slow n steady is best but With the amount of weight training and muay thai I do I expect better for myself. I just have 17lbs left to go-to reach my goal weight but its taking forever to lose that last little bit. I'm glad I came across this video. gives me hope and more motivation to keep going.
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Preston's
What i did was I cut out soda completely. I was on a treadmill for like 2-3 hours every day. i drank water 24/7 and eventually 0 cal. greentea. I drink nothing with cals. and yeah i fast every other day. meaning nothing but water on the days i fast. and i also do a crap ton of push-ups and crunches throughout the day, and what i mean is over 200 crunches and over 100 push-ups. FYI i didnt change my meals i eat though on the days i do eat. but i exercise right after a meal though.
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JT
Keto for 7 months with walking 2 miles a day & upper body lifting every other day. Lost 80 Lbs & never been healthier. Was actually easy and food tasted awesome. Just reduce carbs < 40 grams a day & weight falls off. Now, Im not as hungry and only need to eat 2x a day: lunch noon & dinner 6 - thats it. Lots of veggies & healthy meat/fish. Look/feel amazing.
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Jorge
The important thing is to eat fish and its skin. Fish has collegian which helps skin, bone, and hair. I had a friend that lost massive amounts of weight very fast but since he was on the fish diet he actually had very little excessive skin. In fact with some weight training he will fill up with muscle and not he is over 50 years old.
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Steph
I've lost over 100lb still a long way to go ive had bypass surgery but most of the loss was b4 the surgery. But I've got a bit stuck the weight is driving me mad as I shud be loosing well considering I barely eat and I've had surgery but this week I've gained 2lb just doesn't add up
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2oo7
I've lost an average of 5 pounds per week, the day I stepped on the scale and seen 269 was my turning point. 269lbs down to 215 with intermittent fasting and minimal exercise. Some days i screw up some days are better than others. Don't give up.
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