It takes approximately 3500 calories to equal one pound of fat. Multiplying that by 2.2 gives you 7700 calories to a kilogram. The average adult male ingests 2000-2500 calories while the average adult female ingests 1500-2000 calories. If you were to do it healthily, you'd reduce intake by 500 calories per day, or 3500 per week. That would be about half a kilogram (one pound). So in total it would take 60 weeks or just over a year. However, there are many other factors to take into consideration such as introduction of exercise to increase calorie lost and metabolic rates.
It is not possible to lose 30 kg in 30 days and remain healthy. To lose that amount of weight safely, would take at least a year.
3 tenths of 30kg = 3/10 * 30kg = 9kg
30 kilograms is equal to 66.1 pounds.
To find out how many fifths are in 30kg, you first need to determine the value of one fifth of 30kg. One fifth of 30kg is calculated by dividing 30 by 5, which equals 6kg. Therefore, there are 6kg in one fifth of 30kg.
30kg is equal to approximately 66 pounds.
Each person varies with how long it will take to lose 30 pounds. On average, a person can lose around 2 pounds per week. It would take 3.75 weeks to lose 30 pounds with diet and exercise.
20% of 30kg= 20% * 30= 0.2 * 30= 6kg
You should NOT take laxatives to lose weight as it is dangerous to your health. You don't lose fat by taking them, but you do lose valuable fluids and essential nutrients.
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it can take as long as two days or two weeks it depends on what you are doing to lose weight
Yes, but it would take you a long time to lose a few pounds.