How do I lose pounds in a short amount of time, The easy way?

Question

I am not a runner or an avid exerciser, and I have a desk job.

I never had a problem with my weight, but ever since I got into a relationship 1 year ago, I find myself about 20 pounds bigger than I used to be.

Easy workouts, little tips, simple things that will make it easier for me to lose the extra weight fast. I need to get this relationship weight off IMMEDIATELY! Please Help!

Answer 1

Well how about not eating when your not hungry and eating lots of fruit and veg or eat some of those weightwatchers packets?

Answer 2

cut carbs, cut calories, cut salt, cut sugar.

drink a LOT water (like a ridiculos amount).

you will pee out the sugarsand salts in your body b/c since you have so much excess water youre body will not retain the extra stuff. i lost 5 lbs in 3 days when i did this for my wrestling weigh in. coach told me to do it

(note at sum point stop drinking the water excessivly)

Answer 3

eat less, and just go for walks, if you have a dog or know some one with a dog take it out for walks.

Answer 4

dont eat

Answer 5

doing it quickly will only make it come back just as fast. a small thing you can do while your in your desk at work is flex your stomach, tighten and suck in, on and offf all day, its tiring a bit but i noticed that i felt a lot tighter after one day.

Answer 6

light jogs around the corner can do wonders, also drink plenty of water and eat smaller portions at meal time. you'll get full and feel better cause your not too full

Answer 7

The first thing to do is to FIND TIME FOR YOURSELF. Whether it be in the morning or in the after work, you need to find at least 30 minutes each day to exercise. If you aren't a runner, you should try to work up to becoming one. Start each day by walking 30 min. Get faster as the days go by. Then start to jog slow, then faster. Soon enough, you'll have a good pace. Also, eat healthy by not eating many sweets. Limit yourself to snacks. If you are hungry, grab some fruit rather than a cookie.