You're not supposed to lose more than a few pounds a week (like, 1 to 3 pounds a week). Which would be 4 to 12 pounds a month.
Although, most people usually experience dramatic weight loss after the first week of dieting/exercising. It's not uncommon for people to lose 6, 8, even 10 pounds the first week (a lot of it is just water weight, though). After the first week, the weight loss slows down to a few pounds a week.
There is no standard amount of weight that you will lose in a month. The amount lost will be determined by your eating and exercise habits.
you'd lose no weight.
All of it...you would be dead
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How much weight are we talking about? It's not safe or practical to lose more than a few pounds a week - or a month for that matter.
You lose weight in a month the same as you would for any amount of time, by lowering the amount of calories you consume.
50pound
To lose 10kg a month is the same as trying to lose 22lbs in a month. That is a lot of weight to lose. The best way to lose weight is to restrict your fat grams and calories intake as well as exercise. Consult your doctor for a weight loss plan that is safe for you.
I doubt that you can starve yourself for a month as your body will not allow it. It all depends on how much you weigh now and how active you are.
50% of there body weight
All of it. You'll be dead.
Enough to touch yourself at night with