How do I lose 30 pounds in 30 days?

Welcome to AMHD. It sounds dangerous, but one must consume fewer calories that one ordinarily burns to lose weight. Would your doctor or nutritionist approve a water-only diet? No. So, you will need at least a minimal amount of calories, vitamins, and fluids.

You really can't and not in any healthy way. If you speaking of a liquid only diet, you body needs other nutrients and this is one of the worst ways I know of to lose weight for your bodies well being. Not eating meals is another bad idea, your body needs at least three healthy meals a day to get the proper nutrients, and you won't gain more weight if you watch how much and what your eating. Losing 2-3 lbs a week is a safe loss that you more able to maintain. Smaller portions of healthy foods is one of the two keys to weight loss. 3 oz. of lean meats, like skinless chicken, turkey breast, fish, loin type meats, beans, lentil, lugmes. Getting veggies and fruits with each meal and plenty of water instead of presweetened drinks. Cutting out high sugar and sodium content foods and snacks, cutting out fast, fried and fatty foods and processed foods. Your body needs 3 servings of lowfat/skim dairy, like milk, yogurt and cheese, these will actually aid you in burning body fat. The second key to losing weight is exercise, you have to do some form, at least 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes, even if you just start by walking, jogging, biking, swimming, for 1 hrs. a day, But you need to work your body and watch what your eating in order to burn calories and stimulate your metabolism.

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Originally Posted by miamor4vida09

How do i lose 30 pounds in 30 days?

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Well you could go to your nutritionist and ask about this program were you lose weight fast by thembagging you up and excersing on this maachine its works I have family who has done this do it :D

lovelesspa is absolutely right here.

People who crash diet often put all the weight back on and more.

Why would it be "bad" to lose 1/4 of this weight in this time through moderate, healthy eating and exercise? You'd be on your way to your goal, primed for more loss, and more likely to sustain.

You have the ability to change your life in a sustainable way. Perhaps not as fast as you'd like, but seriously... starting the process with a reliable workout is within you... even if you take a few more months to get where you want to be.