How much weight will you lose a week if you starve myself?

It is impossible to answer that question. Weight gain/loss is determined by the number of calories that you burn versus the number of calories that you eat.

If you eat more than you burn, you gain. If you burn more than you eat, you loose.

Obviously, if you eat nothing, you'll loose weight. The problem is that you'll also cause serious medical problems and end up "burning" muscle mass. When you do that you loose from critical functions of your body, such as heart muscle. That kind of damage does not repair itself quickly.

I highly recommend that you not starve yourself like that. If you insist on doing something quickly, talk to a doctor and get help with your diet.

Understand that you put the weight on slowly and if you try to take it off too quickly you could cause serious injury and even death.

Everyone believes that "it won't happen to me", until it does.

AnswerPlease don't starve yourself. Starvation is hazardous to the body and ultimately ineffective for long-term weight loss: as soon as you cease the starvation, you will gain back whatever weight you lost.

You may have anorexia nervosa if you have a desire to starve yourself- please consult psychiatric help for an evaluation for a diagnosis and to determine appropriate treatment.

you wont gain weight or anything !! I've tried it and lose 17 pounds in a week but in that week i felt really dizzy and stuff.