You can lose up to three pounds a day but I don't advise it. Once you start eating again you'll gain the weight back because your body was starved. What I did was eat one meal a day drank only water snacked on ice(the crunching Burns calories) and chewed gum almost all day. Gum stops the hunger cravings and snacking on ice tricks your body into thinking your eating. I went from 125 to 110 in a week and a half without any exercises. If you do 15 min of cardio everyother day you'll lose more faster.
Exercise and gradual diet change which works in to your life - not making huge changes.
Weight loss pills only promote weight loss by providing ingredients(not proven to work) such as herbal remedies. AS for the not eating...not a good idea unless you want to look anorexic
a week
You should NOT take laxatives to lose weight as it is dangerous to your health. You don't lose fat by taking them, but you do lose valuable fluids and essential nutrients.
One year
Vinvanse
35 years
It may take too long. The body will go into 'starvation mode' where it will hold onto all of the body's fat that it can and the person may die before they see 'anorexic looking' weight loss. The stomach then gets bloated and the person will look very pregnant. The the body will start digesting the muscles, then the intestines, which will kill you if your heart doesn't fail you first. It's not worth it. Lose the weight the way you gained it, gradually.
it can take as long as two days or two weeks it depends on what you are doing to lose weight
It depends on the individual and the severity of the disorder. The more calories are restricted and the more exercise is done, the faster a person will lose weight. But anorexia is a very dangerous eating disorder and not a safe or long-term method for weight loss. Proper diet and exercise are better options to stay healthy, and also to keep the weight off and to avoid future health problems that an eating disorder can bring.
Yes, but it would take you a long time to lose a few pounds.
It depends on the individual. For people with a high-body-fat percentage to begin with, it could take longer. Also, it depends on other factors such as how much exercise and how many calories are being eaten, which affect the weight lossof the person.