OK so here's the thing with eating healthy.

You should actually be eating 4-5 times a day. Its like your body is a stove and your energy is the fire. The food you eat is the fuel. If you just stoke the fire once a night with a big portion of wood, your fire will burn big for a short period then dwindle and die out before you stoke it big again.

If you continually throw a little wood on your fire throughout the day, you will keep your fire burning at a steady pace all day.

On the metabolism side of things, you are shoving all this food into your body once.. then starving it for 24 hours. Your body will remember this and it will start holding onto what food you give it so that it will have nutrients for the next 24 hours, since it knows it won't get anymore. Thus, your body will store more fat.

If you eat smaller portions throughout the whole day, your body will burn off more calories since it will know that it will be replenished soon. Thus, your body won't store all that fat and you will be more trim, more healthy, have more energy, etc.

This may be the missing key to your current program ;)

Okay that is a good point , but how much weight would I lose from that and how long would it take ?

Its impossible for me to know how much weight you would lose... but I can tell you that you will be MUCH more healthy.. and more in shape... and most likely, lose any excess fat that your body is currently storing while it waits for its next daily ingestion of food lol

I can't quite gather from you if it's the actual WEIGHT that you are concerned about.. or the way that you look.

I could show you 2 girls... they both weigh 120 pounds and are both the same height... however, one looks thin, healthy, and in shape and the other pudgy and tired.

OK, I feel a little bit better knowing that by tea you mean dinner too but that's still not enough. If you've been doing this for a while it will be hard for you to start eating more so ease into it gradually. It's actually better for you to have numerous (about 6) small healthy meals throughout the day than one large meal. And if you're only eating one meal it probably seems like a lot all at once. Some of the people I know that are in the best shape are almost constantly eating. It's just all about what you eat. That one single meal a day can actually still slow your metabolism down because your body still thinks its being starved pretty much.

I tend to think in pounds, but most people here in Ireland would give their weight in stone.

Okay then

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/weight...er-370300.html

You didn't mention anything about making yourself throw up after your single meal in this first thread.

Sorry you will never lose your weight but you may damage your health:

I know . And that isn't true because I have lost weight :/

You may be losing weight now but whether you see it or not yet you are damaging your health. And later, when you finally start eating healthy again your metabolism will be ruined from you starving yourself for so long.

Natalie, you are underweight, according to the BMI system. Your BMI should range between 20 and 25. You should therefore not try losing weight, but eat healthier like most people have said in the thread.

If you starve yourself now, your stomach will shrink. Then, you'll always have to eat little to keep your line. If ever you ate too much after so much time of starvation, you'll find yourself to grow fat quickly, even if a normal person (with BMI within the normal range) eats that same extra amount you had that day.

Wanting to be thinner than you are can cause (I will mention again) various health issues, namely anorexia (you can Google it). Such people can faint easily for they do not have the energy they need daily.

You need to have your regular meals, breakfast, lunch, and tea (if that is your dinner). Your body needs energy to stay strong and healthy.

Agreed with unknown008, before love someone love yourself first

Thanks..