If you are fat like me then yes. If you are just a few pounds overweight then 5lbs is a lot in a week.
by exercising a lot and eating a healthy balanced diet on time for a week or two
To still be healthy and not place too much strain on the body, a person should generally not lose more than 5 or 6 pounds a week.
1 - 2 pounds a week to lose weight is highly recommended. You can lose 8 - 10 pounds a month in a healthy way. Make sure you don't over exercise like you want to lose weight 20 pounds a month because its not a healthy way of losing weight.
It isn't healthy to lose 5 pounds a week. If you start a diet and do it right you may lose 5 pounds for a few weeks but then you should lose about 1-2 pounds a week. You have to start excercising regularly and if you follow a diabetic diet your guarenteed to lose weight. That diet is basically no sugar, very low fat, and now complex carbs like whiet bread, white flour etc. Eat whole wheat everything.
try a regular exercise and healthy diet.. eat fruits instead of fatty and sweet foods.
Healthily, a person lose lose 2 or 3 pounds a week. Under the watch of a nutritionist or trainer, they can healthiy lose 5 to 8 pounds a week.
no. that isn't possible try like... 3lbs a week is healthy..
Usually, the best estimate for healthy pounds lost per week is usually 2-5 pounds and that can be done with organic dieting.
While it is possible to lose 5 pounds of weight with this trainer, it is likely that most of that weight would be water weight. Safe and healthy body weight regimens of any kind usually target about 1-2 pounds weight loss per week MAXIMUM. It would very difficult, if not near impossible, to lose 5 pounds of real fat within a week, no matter what type of exercise you do.
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5 pounds/week is too steep to be recommended, that loss rate isn't healthy. And the big thing to losing weight isn't in exercise, but in eating sensibly. Not many people are fit enough or have time enough to be able to lose any significant weight solely through exercise.
To lose 5 pounds, you need to spend 17,500 more calories than you consume. This can be accomplished through a combination of healthy diet and exercise.