It depends on several variables. For example, muscle weighs more than fat. Therefore, the muscle to fat ratio can make a difference.
The vanity sizing scale, also known as size inflation, matters (this is the phenomenon of ready-to-wear clothing of the same nominal size becoming larger over time) as does the material used for the garment, the cut of the garment within one size varying due to a different pattern, and the machines or humans doing the cutting and construction.
Overall, perhaps 14 pounds will bring the average person down a size. As already stated, it will vary.
It depends on how much you weigh and how your body is shaped. About 50-70 pounds should do it.
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you have to lose 6 pounds
if you lost 4 pounds each week and you wanted to lose 40 than you would have to do that for 10 weeks.
You cannot lose 50 pounds in 4 weeks by any natural means.
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Around 4 to 5 pounds depending on your body and how many calories your taking a day
Are you seriously asking 'what is 4 times 12'?
I thought you were 5'1"
General weight loss recommendations that are doable w/o resorting to extreme diets is 2-4 lbs/week. A heavier person can lose more initially, but 2-4 is still an good target.
4 weeks in a month. 12 weeks. 24 lbs
You are probably "just right." Exercise will firm you up--walking or pilates or yoga will do the trick.
if you eat more smaller meals more often you can lose 2-4 pounds a day.
you can lose up to 90-100 pounds a year if you watch your calorie in take and burn up to 600-800 calories a day because 365 divided by 4 is 90.so if u lose a pound every 4 days you will lose 90 - 100 pounds.