Can You Successfully Lose 45kgs in 2 Months?

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Losing 45 kg in two months is not recommended from a health perspective, and the feasibility of such rapid weight loss is questionable. While many individuals can lose weight if motivated, radical lifestyle changes often lead to unsustainable results. A case study highlighted involved a person losing weight solely through a juice diet, which raises concerns about long-term weight maintenance. Observations suggest that those who adopt extreme diets are likely to regain the weight once they revert to their normal habits. Overall, sustainable weight loss strategies are essential for lasting results.
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http://www.women24.com/Wellness/Diet/Lose-45kgs-in-2-months-20110405

Well, I wouldn't recomand anyone to do that from a health PoV, not do I have any guarantee of the reality of the time frame.

But one thing is clear. Every single human can thin himself , and motivate himself to keep the fat off.
 
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DanP said:
http://www.women24.com/Wellness/Diet/Lose-45kgs-in-2-months-20110405

Well, I wouldn't recomand anyone to do that from a health PoV, not do I have any guarantee of the reality of the time frame.

But one thing is clear. Every single human can thin himself , and motivate himself to keep the fat off.

Probably true I think, most people can lose weight if they really want to. Of course there will be those with medical conditions that prevent weight loss or make it very difficult, but I think those are the exceptions.

But radical lifestyle changes that cannot be sustained are a bad idea. In the link, a guy lost 45kg (100lbs) by only drinking juice for two months.

If he simply goes back to business as usual, that weight will come right back. It's been my observation that the vast majority of people who lose weight by making sudden, radical lifestyle changes can't stick with it.
 
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If he simply goes back to business as usual, that weight will come right back. It's been my observation that the vast majority of people who lose weight by making sudden, radical lifestyle changes can't stick with it.

It is so. However, too often I hear from ppl that "I can't get my weight down, and I eat almost nothing" Which of course, it's a sick joke. Anyone can loose weight.
 
I recall reading about Chris Voigt who is the head of Washington State's Potato Commission, who to promote that potatoes are a healthy vegetable went on a potato only diet for 2 months, just potatoes, little oil for cooking and seasoning. He lost 21 lbs and dropped his cholesterol by almost 70 points.
 
Perhaps not the place, but why does liquifying food help weight loss?
 
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