There is no patron saint of losing weight.
A lack of motivation prevents many people from losing weight.
Losing that much weight (as a result of dieting) in such a short time is extremely risky for your health. Losing weight should be done gradually, and preferably with advice from your doctor -- be very wary of so-called 'experts' from the weight loss product industry, as they are entirely profit oriented.
Yes and no, considering how your body is now. For example, it could stunt your growth if you do not need to lose weight. But if you are very overweight, then you can benefit from losing the weight.
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No losing weight doesn't have anything to do with crooked teeth! LOL!
You're losing me, here. I'm steadily losing weight!
I'm not to sure but I think while losing weight.
I think itwill take a year before you start losing weight or increasing in weight.
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That depends. If there is going to be a minimum weight limit it should be a healthy one that doesn't require the pressure and negative influence many models have to deal with when it comes to losing weight and meeting certain industry requirements.
It means that you are losing employees at a high rate compared to others in your industry sector. It's normally expressed as a percentage. For example if your attrition rate is 30% you are losing around a third of your employees per annum