Best answer: Yes, but weight isn't the same as fat. When people start a diet, they tend to eat less food and healthier food. The result is that people have less water retention and waste in the GI tract that registers as less weight on the scale. The heavier a person is, the easier it is for them to lose fat too.

Having gastric bypass surgery in two days. I'm on preop liquid diet and I just cheated by having some rotisserie chicken with skin. No rice, or any additional carbs. will my liver show it on surgery day? I've been in liquids and protein shakes for the past past two weeks. I'm scared to tell my doctor.

my grandfather passed away at 86 last week. but my father said he lived to a very good age. is 86 years a good age to live too?

Best answer: I wouldn't agree with either premise. I do think women have to work to look good, anybody does. Nobody gets a free pass. If you don't take care of yourself, it's going to show.

Best answer: You’re ridiculous at 5’7 115lbs isn’t very heavy. At 129 they’re healthy and normal. Your kids are smarter than you.

I’m 5’8 and over the past almost 2 years I have went from 157lbs to 116-117lbs. However my goal weight is 105 but I’m finding it difficult to lose the last 11-12lbs. i exercise a few times a week, a mix of weights and cardio. I also eat a lower calorie healthy diet. So I don’t know why I’m having a hard time losing more weight. Any advice please

I mean I eat quite healthily but tend to eat a lot of fruit, especially watermelon. (This means many carbs/sugars) (Plus, give me a good answer that doesn't include "You're just a kid, you're too dumb to know about this stuff" because I've done my research.)

Best answer: Pretty good.

Does it move your bowels? If yes, once per day, then I rate it a 10