well, first of all, you must cut down in certain foods, such as dairy products and oily foods, such as chips and cheese. SECOND OF ALL, YOU MUST EXERCISE AT LEAST HALF AND HOUR, EVERYDAY. And you should eat at least 3 hours before going to bed. and everyday, before going to bed, eat a green apple (that's the only thing you should eat before going to bed). eat less of sugar and salt, drink skinned milk instead of full fat milk and eat brown wholemeal bread instead of white bread. but i advise you to eat less of these things, as they are very fattening. exercise when ever you can, the most effective exercise in going swimming, as all your body is working. eat less portions of food in your meal. and a tip of eating at meal time is: eat in smaller plates, because if you eat in bigger plates, it looks like your eating small amounts of food, but when you eat in smaller plates, it looks like your eating alot. also when using small plates, when you go for a second serving (if you feel like more), you think you're eating to much, when actually you're eating a normal amount, so you stop yourself. always be active. instead of taking the bus (if you take a bus to work or anywhere else), get out a stop before and walk the rest of the way. remeber be active. Eat LESS and exercise MORE.
Yes. As long as you eat less than you burn, you will lose weight!
Take in less calories than you burn, to lose weight, and you train for parkour by just doing it.
Sorry- no magic food or diet will make you lose weight. calories of ANYTHING eaten must be less than calories burned to lose weight.
less than you weigh by far
Unless you weigh over 300 pounds, that is much too much weight to try and lose in less than two months. Half that weight is more reasonable and much less a health risk.
You lose body weight.
less than 9.6 oz
There is no "only food". In order to lose weight you need to consume less energy than your body uses.
This sounds simple and it really is. Eat less food than your body burns. You will loose weight.
If you eat more calories than you use you will potentially gain weight. If you eat less than you use you will potentially lose weight. If you eat the same as you use your weight should remain stable.
Sorry, a week is just not long enough to tone or lose weight using any healthy methods.
A calorie is a calorie, no matter what source you get it from. That is, if you consume more calories than you burn, then you will gain weight; if you consume less calories than you burn, then you will lose weight.