0. You would have been dead by then!!! The human body can survive without food for about 2 to about 2 and a half weeks without food. You can live for about a week with no water.
If you starve yourself, you could die before you lose the 20 pounds. Weight loss is achieved best by balanced diet and lots of exercise.
You should never starve yourself to lose weight, this is very dangerous. A well balanced diet and exercise are the best ways to lose weight.
It is unsafe to starve yourself in order to lose weight. The best way to lose weight is by eating a balanced diet and lots of exercise.
If you are eating a healthy diet and not trying to starve yourself, then your body will be at the weight it needs to be naturally. For you, that's 95 pounds. Don't worry about it.
You will probably loose like 3-5 pounds
never starve yourself! that is completely unhealthy! if you want to lose weight talk to your doctor.
yes, that is too much for you. however a nice, healthy diet will soon get you to a sensible weight. DO NOT STARVE YOURSELF THOUGH AS THIS IS NOT HEALTHY!!!
Yes, very much...
The answer to this is that if you do starve yourself you'll GAIN WEIGHT! Just eat healthy and excersize.
If you starve yourself and exercise for a week, you could probably lose anywhere from 5 to 10 lbs. But, that will mostly be water weight and not the weight from fat that you are hoping to lose. When you starve yourself, your body goes in "starvation mode," meaning that everything you eat is stored directly as fat because the body conserves as much energy as possible to keep you alive because it thinks you are starving to death. Therefore, it would take you longer to lose that ten pounds of by fasting rather than eating healthy and exercising.
Its never a good ider to starve yourself!!! you are at a normal weight for your age and if you are still worryed take part in a sport like soccer or tennis,
Yes. I spent four months existing on a diet of 1 bowl of oatmeal, 1 apple and 2 eggs a day (maximum). My weight plummeted from 150lb to 99lb and I was hospitalized.