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From research and personal experience, I have learned that it is not possible to gain 10 pounds in one week.
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Is it possible that the fetus can gain 2 and one half pounds in one week?
Is it possible that a fetus in utero can gain two and one half pounds in one week during your 38th week?
How do you gain 20 pounds in one month?
eat poo for a week
How are you supposed to lose 23 pounds in a week?
You are not supposed to lose 23 pounds in one week. It is simply not possible.
Is losing 85 pounds in one week good?
If you mean 85 pounds of body weight, it is not possible to lose that amount in one week.
How do you lose 70 pounds in a week?
Have a limb amputated. No really, you didn't gain 70 pounds in one week, how can you expect to lose it in one week? It would be aggressive to try and lose 70 pounds in 6 months. That would be 3 pounds a week and that is very hard!
How can you lose 35 pounds in one week?
You cannot lose 35 pounds of body fat in one week. It is not possible by any natural means.
How can you lose 100 pounds in just one week?
You cannot lose 100 pounds in one week by any natural means. It is simply not possible.
How can your sister lose 30 pounds in one week?
Your sister cannot lose 30 pounds in one week. Other than surgical intervention, it is not possible.
How many pounds a week will a newborn baby gain?
My doctor said about one ounce a day.
You are a 12 year old girl who weighs 185 pounds what should you do to lose at least 10 pounds in a week?
That is not possible to do safely. One to two pounds a week is a realistic goal. 10 lbs a week is NOT.
How do you burn 30 pounds in one day?
It is not possible to burn 30 pounds in one day. You may be able to lose two pounds in one week if you eat healthy, drink water, and exercise.
Can you gain ten pounds in one week?
It is not only possible but also happens more frequently than one might imagine. Conditions such as hypothyroidism and other hypometabolic states precipitate rapid weight gain. Also, a variety of medications are known to stimulate appetite and significant weight gain in a short period of time, often ten pounds or more in just one week, especially in susceptible individuals. Withdrawal from stimulants, most notably nicotine (usually in the form of smoking cessation) characteristically increase appetite and, all too often, rapid weight gain.
