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Can losing weight too fast make you sick?

I'm 18, I've been bulimic for about a year now. However I was recovering and filling out ( previously underweight) and I had to take vitamin pills because my potassium was too low. However I relapsed this week and went from 103 lbs to 96 lbs in 7 days.I feel horrible like physically, I've had a massive breakout. Muscle deterioration on my stomach I look bony again. Dry skin from dehydration. I can't think, everything I eat feels like a horrible weight and I don't want to hold it down. I'm physically exhausted and fatigued and feel trapped in my body. The thing is is that holding food down feels horrid right now and even not purging I feel so physically fatigued its unreal. I'm trying to regain weight but I can't describe how sick I feel, not only that it might be the summer heat kicking in as well. It's about 100 degrees out and combined with how I feel, I feel like dying.My muscles are all locked up and I physically ache all over.I don't know how to make this better cause I stopped purging but still feel bad.

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Losing 7 lbs in 7 days is too fast and can cause fatigue.You seem to have a fatigue problem. Perhaps the energy vitamin B12 can help or a vitamin B complex. Coenzyme Q10 can also help to boost your energy level as in http://au.search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22coenzyme+q10+for+energy%22&fr=ush-ans The super food Spirulina is another good energy booster. One of the most common fatigue causes is anxiety, which is known to effect 40 million U.S. adults each year. Anxiety is a state of fear of real or imagined danger, which is manifested as increased heart rate, trembling, panic, weakness, extreme fatigue and stomach or intestinal discomfort. Anxiety disorders make up the largest mental illness diagnosis in the U.S. Besides anxiety there are many other common fatigue causes such as insufficient sleep, too much sleep, under eating, thyroid problems or other illnesses (such as anemia, mononucleosis, CFS, glandular fever and many others), side effects from medication, dehydration, overexertion, an unhealthy diet and other causes as discussed in http://au.search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22common+fatigue+causes%22&fr=ush-ans

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  • That has nothing to do with losing weight. Dear you might need to see a doctor.

how much weight will i lose in two weeks?

if i had two cups of black coffee everyday and ate nothing else and did 200 step ups daily. i weight 7 stone 2 pounds and am 18 yrs old. i really need to know so honest answers please none of that you'll die kind of thing.

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You would probably bring on Supraventricular tachycardia within three days, especially with the coffee. If you are lucky enough not to, you will feel the effects of vitamin, mineral and electrolyte depletion. You will lose some weight but as soon as you start eating again, your body will store everything you eat (causing faster weight gain) because it thinks food is in short supply. There are better ways, don't do that to yourself.

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  • If you weigh seven stone now, will probably lose about a rock or two.
  • there are three things you need to focus on: 1. eating only the healthy foods with low calories (this includes mostly vegetables & fruits) 2. doing some form of physical "exercise" (this can include working outside or any physical effort) 3. drinking plenty of only water, juice or milk, avoiding cokes , sweets, and of course junk food.
  • I'm not sure how much you would lose doing that but you would most likely gain most of it back when you went back to your normal lifestyle. Trying to starve yourself to lose weight is not a good idea! You need to focus on a healthy diet and exercise. That will help you lose weight and not just gain it right back as soon as you're done with your "fad diet". I lost 10 pounds in my first 2 weeks of cutting out junk food and eatng better and working out. And I didn't even go crazy with working out, just a short morning workout.
  • you won't die, but you'll get really dizzy and weak. it will also be easy to fall off track and totally binge. how about trying at least a really reduced diet like chicken breast, steamed veggies and brown rice? you would have enough energy to exercise, and would loose more weight in the long run.
  • Your weight loss in 2 weeks is mostly dependent on what you're willing to do for it. It's possible to lose as much as 20 pounds in that time period, though it may require you to use a rather strict diet. Unless you have a big event coming up, I suggest you choose a comfortable diet you can stick to even after these 2 weeks are over.
  • Always change foods to prevent food allergies - specially protein shakes.Get the personalized weight loss plan at:fat-loss-food.diet9.info

im looking for like a routine someone can provide i have searched on the net but im failing to find a good one?

im looking for like a routine someone can provide i have searched on the net but im failing to find a good one i need something like do 10 squats 10 push ups stuff like that i have been on duromine for about a moth and a half my weigh in at day 1 was 162.4 kgsand today my weigh in is 145.8 kgs so i am getting there but my ideal weight for my age and hight is between 65 to 85 kgs also if anyone has any motivation tips that would be really great thanks so much for all your help :)

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You are off to a great start in your dieting, but you must make sure that you are dieting sensibly. Try going to www.ehow.com and www.doctoroz.com and search these sites for sensible diets. Be sure also since you are exercising to drink an adequate of water daily also. the ehow site will also have some exercises that should be beneficial for you also. Make sure that you inform your doctor that you are on a diet and let him/her know how you are going about it. Be patient and don't rush your weight loss--take it one day at a time and you will continue to do great. Good luck!

Soft Drinks Are Bad For You?

Is this another health myth- apparently soft drinks are bad for you?.. I am addicted to sodas and on a normal day I will have 3-4 cans of coke and / lemonade. Haven't experienced anything nasty or bad so far.

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Check out http://www.glycemic-index.org/soft-drinks-are-bad-for-you.html.. Sodas- soft drinks are bad for you. They are non-nutritious- give you no essential nutrients your body needs and they pose several health risks. Sodas contain high amounts of sugar. Drinking is usually easier than eating and your body absorbs liquid sugars much faster.. Some children and adults drink 2-3 litres of soda a day. So empty calories gained from added sugars in soft drinks are the number one culprit of overweight and obesity in the Western world.A Yale university study found that drinking sweet beverages make people eat more, as their bodies don't identify the empty calories gained from drinks easily. There is roughly 10 teaspoons of sugar in a can of soda. Sugar is highly addictive and the more you consume the more you will want, the more unstable your blood glucose levels will be and the more weight you will gain.There are many studies that find no link or a very weak link between obesity and soft drinks too. They are usually supported and funded by the beverage industry.Soft drinks are bad for you.. Potential health risks of regularly drinking sodas include bad inflammation in blood vessels, obesity, lower levels of good cholesterol, cancers, heart disease, strokes, kidney damage, liver failure (fat accumulation in liver), hypertension, depression and learning disorders.Regularly consuming soft drinks may cause changes in your metabolism and muscles just like you have type 2 diabetes, your muscles using sugar for energy rather than burning fat. Your body becomes less able to cope with the rise in blood sugar. The energy you get from it lasts very short and is followed by fatigue.Sugar, citric acid and chemicals in fizzy drinks can destroy your teeth. Risk of tooth erosion, enamel fracture, tooth sensitivity, decay and pain is increased greatly by regular consumption. In one study, extracted tooth kept in fizzy drink for two days lost 5% of its mass, while in another study it took only one week for the tooth to become a jelly mass.Brominated vegetable oils- BOV commonly used in soft drinks are banned in many countries as they may cause memory loss, headaches, tremors, loss of muscle coloration and can even be deadly.Soft Drinks Are Bad For YouWhen you give up sodas you often go through withdrawal symptoms- bad headaches, distress, restlessness and moodiness just like when you cut out the daily coffee they drink, because of the addictive sugar and caffeine. So you are better off cutting back on soft drinks gradually, if not you will most likely go back to drinking heaps as your body won't be able to handle the pain.Fizzy drinks may change your eating habits for life by first giving you a sweet tooth, then a taste for high salt and high calorie..

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  • It's bad for your teeth!!!! Don't!!!!
  • There are 17 cubes of sugar in one 500ml bottle of Coke...They are full of chemical. I have stopped drinking them now.
  • Ver unhealty
  • They're bad I'm excessive quantities.
  • Sodas are extremely unhealthy, especially coke. First and foremost, it has a lot of artificial (man made) sugars and those are very bad for your heart. The more soda you drink the faster your heart rate is, and your heart rate should be at about 60 beats per minute, give or take a few beats. Second, soft drinks have been linked to high blood pressure, obesity, kidney problems, and much more. Web MD can explain this far better than I can, so check it out.http://www.webmd.com/diet/features/sodas-and-your-health-risks-debatedA soda every once in a while is OK, but drinking 3-4 cans a day is very bad. I suggest you slowly decrease the amount you drink; so start cutting back to just two cans a day, then one, then a can only on special occasions. And drink plenty of water; water is the best liquid you can drink.
  • Yes, they are bad for you. Keep up this kind of intake and eventually it will catch up with you.'So far' isn't forever.
  • Yes. soft drinks are the worst you can get. immediately stop them if you want a sexy fit body!
  • Yes they are very bad for you. THEY ARE TOTAL JUNNNNNNNKKKK FOOD! They contain zero nutritional value, just empty calories and chemicals. Most of them will dehydrate you. Excessive soft drinks can contribute to causing diabetes! Did you know that coke can be used for things like dissolving rust and killing snails? It is because of the acid, which also is not good for your stomach.So I know how addicting this stuff can be. I used to be like you, but it is not worth it to get older and have crappy health just because you liked soda.What you need to do is simply cut it out of your diet for a few days, and then don't go back to it. Once you have gone about ten days you will stop wanting it as much. After probably about 20 days you won't even care. You won't remember how much you like it, and it will be no big deal at all. Then when you have some it probably won't even taste the same to you.I used to love coke. Then I stopped drinking it. Now it just tastes weird and a little gross to me. Another more healthy choice if you have to have soda is to only have sodas such as gingerale which do not contain caffein. You can do this as a stepping stone to quitting soda all together. it still gives you the fizz and sugar you are addicted to, but cuts one of the bad ingredients. Then start drinking more water.I promise that several days of cutting out all together will make you not care nearly as much about it. You just have to stick to it those first ten days or so.Good luck.