1000 kcal per day should be sufficient.
You will lose energy and weight. . . and you will be hungry
1400 calories.
Lower your calorie intake and make exercise.
500 a day
Usually to lose weight women stick to a 1500 to 1700 calorie plan. Guys can do a 2000 calorie plan ok. however anything that is a reduction of your normal total calorie intake is a good diet.
There are many diets if you are looking to lose weight. Atkins, jenny Craig, weight watchers, south beach. all have diets to lower your calorie intake.
If you want to lose weight very quickly, try a calorie restrictive diet with a low intake of carbs. This is hard to do as you will feel hungry, but you will lose the weight.
The same way as with any other diet - by making sure that your daily calorie intake is less than your daily calorie use. Manage that, and you can lose weight eating anything.
Yes. Because the main purpose for you is to burn calories in order to lose weight.
Yes, you can lose weight by reducing calorie intake. But it isn't healthy not to exercise.
At the beginning of your diet, when you lower your calorie intake and increase your exercise calorie burn, it is a "shock" to your system. Your body responds to this by burning fat and thus, you lose weight. However, as time goes on, your body adapts to the "shock" and makes adjustments (such as lowering your metabolism), that stop your weight loss entirely. This is why MOST diets fail! The recent "high-tech" approach to solving this problem and producing a diet plan that causes you to lose weight for a LONG time, is what is called "calorie shifting".
In moderation, they can. If you eat a ton of them and it ends up going over your calorie intake, then no, you'll most likely gain. But eating them as part of a reduced-calorie diet is good way to lose weight.