10kg weightloss

2025-05-24 10:07:52
If I eat 800-1,000cals a day, how long before I lose 10kg? (Currently am 54 want to be 44). Is 1,000 cals a day low enough to lose weight?
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Answered2025-06-20 09:28:44

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Hi! Yes, eating 800–1,000 calories a day will most likely result in weight loss—but this approach can be harmful for your body in the long run. Rapid weight loss through extreme calorie restriction may cause: Weakness and fatigue Hair fall, dull skin, and hormonal imbalance Muscle loss instead of fat loss Slower metabolism, making it harder to maintain weight later I want you to lose those 10 kg the healthy and sustainable way—without starving yourself or damaging your health.
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With a balanced, calorie-controlled meal plan, combined with moderate physical activity and lifestyle changes, you can lose weight while staying energetic and well-nourished. Even a 1,200–1,400 kcal/day plan can work wonders if it's nutritionally complete and customized.
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Weight loss is not a race—it’s a transformation. 10 kg weight loss is absolutely possible—but let’s do it in a way that makes you feel better, not worse. Let your diet nourish you, not punish you.

Answered2025-05-28 16:37:44

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Only eating less calorie will not work Following a proper required calorie with required portion of food group will help better To understand the diet better to connect over consultation with me

Answered2025-05-26 05:03:15

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Calories will be decided based on age ,gender,exercise routine..Eating less to reduce weight will make you prone to deficiencies.800 to 1000 cal/day will be less and you tend to loose from muscle rather than fat percentage.
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Answered2025-05-25 16:22:10

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Good evening Your height? I think 44kg will be underweight Kindly contact personally for a customized diet plan

Answered2025-05-25 11:35:29

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Total calories required in a day depends on your ideal weight as per height.i need to gather more information.Please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for you.

Answered2025-05-25 10:50:34

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Answered2025-05-25 09:31:35

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Answered2025-05-28 12:07:35

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Thanks for sharing. You’re a 25 year old female eating 800-1000 kcal / day , Which is a low - calorie intake.

Answered2025-05-26 05:42:15

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Answered2025-05-25 12:59:13

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