now i NEED to lose about 50.. i keep trying to do it the right way but i always fall back into the binge purge thing. and pretty soon, im gonna hurt myself like that, so i was wondering, if i only ate like 400 calories a day (so i dont throw up) and exercise like 3 days a week, how long will it take to lose 50 pounds?
please dont tell me thats unhealthy cuz i know it is, but its alot better than ripping my throat open again and cutting myself. just tell me if you have had straving expierence, how long???
Quote: from SpM at 11:58 pm on July 1, 2008 Health aside, 400 calories a day is far, far too low for optimal weight loss. Your metabolism will slow to a crawl, and most of the weight you lose will be muscle. i dont care. You know those anorexics? they look thin, the models look good and they eat like that. i dont care what i lose, i just need to lose it. once i get to my goal weight ill start weight lifing to build tone. i just need to be thin. and i know for a fact not eating will do that
Health aside, 400 calories a day is far, far too low for optimal weight loss. Your metabolism will slow to a crawl, and most of the weight you lose will be muscle.
i dont care. You know those anorexics? they look thin, the models look good and they eat like that. i dont care what i lose, i just need to lose it. once i get to my goal weight ill start weight lifing to build tone. i just need to be thin. and i know for a fact not eating will do that
until you touch food again...then it sucks every ounce up as fat...you will gain twice what you lose that wa
Quote: from Anonymous at 8:01 am on July 2, 2008 Quote: from SpM at 11:58 pm on July 1, 2008 Health aside, 400 calories a day is far, far too low for optimal weight loss. Your metabolism will slow to a crawl, and most of the weight you lose will be muscle. i dont care. You know those anorexics? they look thin, the models look good and they eat like that. i dont care what i lose, i just need to lose it. once i get to my goal weight ill start weight lifing to build tone. i just need to be thin. and i know for a fact not eating will do that Missed my point there. The less muscle you have, the fewer calories your body will burn. Your basal metabolic rate is the number of calories your body burns at rest (keeping your heart beating, replacing cells and shizzle). If your BMR is 1500 that is the number of calories you'd burn if you stayed in bed all day. Obviously, the higher your BMR the faster you lose weight (as it's usually more than 2/3 of your total calorie burning). Muscle is active tissue - it burns energy even when it's at rest. The more muscle you have the higher your BMR and the faster you will lose weight. You'll lose weight much faster if, rather than starving yourself and losing muscle, you eat lots of protein and do weight training.
Your basal metabolic rate is the number of calories your body burns at rest (keeping your heart beating, replacing cells and shizzle). If your BMR is 1500 that is the number of calories you'd burn if you stayed in bed all day. Obviously, the higher your BMR the faster you lose weight (as it's usually more than 2/3 of your total calorie burning).
Muscle is active tissue - it burns energy even when it's at rest. The more muscle you have the higher your BMR and the faster you will lose weight.
You'll lose weight much faster if, rather than starving yourself and losing muscle, you eat lots of protein and do weight training.
Basically, if you do this, you'll lose muscle and not fat. Therefore, you will decrease your basal metabolic rate, meaning you use up less calories in a day. Meaning you lose weight slower.
Also, small regular meals increase your basal metabolic rate.
Also, crash dieting (what you want to do) decreases basal metabolic rate.