Is losing 4lbs in two weeks reasonable?

That sounds like too much. Usually the maximum you want to be losing a week is 2 pounds. Unless you’re obese, or really overweight.

Sounds like it^^

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The healthy way of loosing says you should only loose a 1lb a week.

Losing 4lbs in 2 weeks is not a problem as it will make you mote healthy.

By the way you look in your picture. it does not look like you need to lose weight! your perfect the way you are!

Thank you for that complement.

Yes, it is reasonable. That is, if you’re aware it won’t be pure fat. A person can lose as much weight as they want, but the most fat they will lose in a week is one pound. That of course also means you have the perfect genetics, diet, and training/sleep schedule.

So … 2 pounds per week is reasonable, but 4 pounds in two weeks is not? Try the math again.

I thought the question said 1 week. Try not to be so sarcastic again.

Oh and the more fat you lose and the lower your bodyfat % is, the longer it takes to lose that same amount of fat. So depending on the persons weight, my first comment could have been right, even with me misreading the question. Bam, I win again