I have lost 2.5cm in 6 weeks as I exercised and ate less. My weight remains the same as I build muscle, but hope to see even kg coming off in due course.
About 6-8 it depends on the way you do it..
Losing more than 8-12 pounds, or 4 kilograms, per month is considered rapid weight loss. A person should lose no more than 2-3 pounds per week to stay healthy.
A dieting person loses weight.
Sacrifice. Or if a person loses his or her life, he or she is considered a martyr.
yes the sun does lose weight. it loses over 4 million kilograms per second!!!!!!!!!! AMAZING!!!
anorexia
If a person loses weight constantly, that person will eventually be underweight, and will eventually die of starvation (like Karen Carpenter, RIP). There is such a thing as a correct, or healthy weight.
yes
it wouldn't look as good as it was b-4
No
.5 pounds
There are several positive outcomes to losing weight. A person will have an increase in energy. Even a small weight loss of five to ten pounds can lower a person's blood pressure and it reduces the risk of diabetes. A person who loses weight is less likely to suffer from aches or pain, and it can even help the person sleep better.
Whether a person regains weight lost through surgery depends on a number of factors, but if there is no significant change in diet and exercise habits then, yes, over time the person is much more likely to regain the weight they had lost.
It won't happen, unless the person used steroids in the process, the best way to lose weight and avoid shrinking is physical exercise.