I think loss depends on your weight and size, after looking over various peoples experiences it seems if you have obese level 1/2 then you will lose significant weight in the early stages, if however you are trying to lose maybe 2/3 stone then the results seems to vary. Coming from a gym background I know that the average woman requires 2000 cals a day to function, on the Total solution your average cal consumption is 600 cals a day. If you work this out over the week its a negative of 9800 cals.. this breaks down to 3500 cals per pound of fat used by the body.
soooooooo ...on cals alone without considering ketosis you should lose 2.8 pounds a week, if your not then you're either taking more cals in or your body doesnt require the average 2000 cals a day to function.
For a man like me who requires 3300-3500 cals a day on the total solution its a whopping negative of 24,500 cals per week! which equates to 7 pounds of fat which would explain heavier people losing more quicker.
All the above is outside how the body reacts when in ketosis, if the same logic applies wen in ketosis.. i dont know but I can't image it being far wrong.
What does all this mean? you can work out exactly how much you will lose every week by working out your base metabolic rate (BMR) then subtracting the 600 cals in you will consume on the total solution, multiply that number by 7 days and then divide it by 3500 (the amount of cals a pound of fat is equivalent too) and there you go !
so for me it's
BMR = 3500 (I exercise and move about quite alot)
3500 - 600 = 2900 (this is how many cals I burn a day on this diet)
2900 x 7 days = 24,500 cals (7 days cals burnt)
24,500/3500 = 7
7 whole pounds of fat per week should drop off me, it will vary based on water loss and also tissue loss but it's a good indication.
science class over.
