Hi guys, do you have any advice for doing a mainly liquid diet?
I need to loose 2 kg (4,5 lbs) in 9 days, and I have a photoshoot with my job in 2 weeks.
Right now my bmi is at 31. I want to loose atleast 5 kg before the 3/11
I am going to have about 90% of my diet to be liquid, based on proteinshakes or mealreplacements or water based soups. Exceptions will be a banana/avocado in the shakes, some nuts or low cal veggies in the soup.
How do I stick to a liquid diet for about 2 weeks without going crazy? I usually fall of the wagon on day 2 or 3.

Advice? Liquid based diet for photoshoot
#1
Posted 25 August 2020 - 08:12 AM
I'm basically only here when I've relapsed and gained 5kg or more.
Losing from a 30+ bmi.
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#2
Posted 25 August 2020 - 08:23 AM
Any particular reason it must be liquid or? If it's purely for losing weight, just CICO would work too. Some people do fine with consuming their calories as liquids, but for myself, I never feel satiated when I have liquids.
"Energy-containing beverages have a weak effect on satiety, limited by their fluid characteristics and perhaps because they are not considered ‘food’."
https://journals.plo...al.pone.0100406
If you must have liquids for some reason, consume thicker liquids- a strong lowcal thickener is xanthan gum, much lower cal than using pb or banana to thicken. Eat it from a bowl with a spoon. That might be enough to trick your body. Also make sure there's fiber in your diet, high protein and at least moderate fat. My fav smoothie is soy milk, ice, tofu, cocoa powder, peanut butter, and xanthan gum.
If you fall off the wagon easily, stick to a 500cal deficit from tdee. This means you lose only 2kg by 3/11, but it's better than binging and losinf nothing, also you can lose another 1kg through dehydration and low food volume (consume low-volume but higher-cal drinks the day before the shoot, drink coffee the night before as it is a diuretic, take an epsom salt bath the day of). You can also try adding exercise for a greater deficit but that's highly YMMV because some people get way hungrier whereas some people actually feel less hungry after exercise.
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#3
Posted 13 January 2021 - 06:52 AM
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