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When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
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(Original post by JeeGee)
When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
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As long as you’re eating enough meals and still trying to eat healthily, rest enough and not straining yourself I can’t see how it’s too much of a bad thing
Especially if you’re being consistent with your workouts etc you’ll see changes, plus weight can fluctuate and you might lose/gain more at different times
I’m not a doctor or anything like that so I wouldn’t know medically, just be careful about losing it too quickly all at once
Especially if you’re being consistent with your workouts etc you’ll see changes, plus weight can fluctuate and you might lose/gain more at different times
I’m not a doctor or anything like that so I wouldn’t know medically, just be careful about losing it too quickly all at once
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(Original post by JeeGee)
When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
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In theory, yes. Practically speaking, it depends on the context. If a morbidly obese person lost 15kg in a month, it'd be very beneficial to them. For the average person losing 15kg a month is too detrimental.
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(Original post by JeeGee)
When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
When I started to lose weight I was around 115 kg and after a month I have lost 15 kg. My goal was to lose 5 kg per month as I’m really heavy. I wasn’t trying to lose weight so drastically. I just did portion control and cut out crisps and soda from my diet. I’m sticking to it very well. I also have been doing some home workout following some YouTube channels. I’m just so surprised that I have lost so much but I’m worried that this might be unhealthy.
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(Original post by kates4745)
It is a lot yes but your initial weight was a lot as well so I believe is ok for now but still do not over do it and don't focus on the results but on the process
It is a lot yes but your initial weight was a lot as well so I believe is ok for now but still do not over do it and don't focus on the results but on the process
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It can be.
Particularly if it involves a drastic reduction in food intake, weight loss tablets or suddenly doing intensive daily exercise workouts.
But one of the vulnerable hate crime survivors I support managed to lose 23kg during her first three weeks.
After the initial significant weight loss, levels tends to reach a plateau and slow down a lot after a few months.
Then to continue losing weight at desired levels, there have to be some changes made to both workout systems and diet.
Particularly if it involves a drastic reduction in food intake, weight loss tablets or suddenly doing intensive daily exercise workouts.
But one of the vulnerable hate crime survivors I support managed to lose 23kg during her first three weeks.
After the initial significant weight loss, levels tends to reach a plateau and slow down a lot after a few months.
Then to continue losing weight at desired levels, there have to be some changes made to both workout systems and diet.
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If you didn't do anything daft like starvation or sacrifice a limb, it probably wasn't "unhealthy" (and probably included lots of water etc.). But usually losing that much weight in that time period would be very, very difficult to achieve via normal or recommended means.
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