It depends on the starting weight. It would be very easy for someone who was overweight by 100 pounds to lose that much without it being dangerous. For someone that is close to a good weight already it would be very hard. A pound a week is a pretty good rate, but the first couple of weeks could be a more.
AnswerIn short, yes. Generally, it's considered safe to gain or lose no more than 2 pounds per week. So, 30 pounds would just be slightly over that. Gaining or losing weight beyond 2 pounds per week causes stress to the body, most dangerously, to the heart.
But this is a general answer for the average person. When planning large weight lossor gain, it's best to consult your doctor first as there may be factors specific to the person that may make such gain or loss dangerous.
It's also important to keep in mind that, in general, the faster you lose it, the faster you'll likely gain it back. Weight loss come as a natural result of a long-term lifestyle change in diet and exercise. Rapid weight-loss diets rarely last beyond the short-term.
id say it could be possible but it would be SERIOUSLY unhealthy and could make you seriously ill i wouldn't recomend it take it slow then the results last longer
80% of 120 pounds= 80% * 120= 0.8 * 120= 96 pounds
It's possible but only if you worked really hard for it. It also depends a lot on what you weigh now and how good your metabolism holds up.
80% of 80 pounds = 80% * 80 = 0.8 * 80 = 64 pounds
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80 pounds
80 g = about 0.1764 pounds.
It is virtually impossible to lose 40 pounds in two months, you would become ill. You may be able to lose 20 pounds which would make a big difference to your looks and health. Cut out the cookies, cakes, chips and soda and eat fresh fruit and vegetables (at least 5 portions a day, drink at least 4 pints of water a day.
80% of 12 months= 80% * 12= 0.8 * 12= 9.6 months
65 + 15 = 80 pounds
There are 12 months in a year.Therefore: 80 x 12 = 960 months in 80 years.
80% of 200 pounds = 0.8 x 200 pounds = 160 pounds
80 pounds is 5 stone 10 pounds. There are 14 pounds in 1 stone.