This Is My Fat Loss Diet. Will it get me reults?

Question

I'm 17, 5"10' and 210 at around 22% bodyfat. I want to get to 175 lbs at 10-12 bodyfat by the end of August. For the next 3 months I will be following a diet. Before I start, I would like some feedback. Please feel free to make any suggestions.

Breakfast
-30g protein shake (mixed with water)
-2 slices of 100% whole wheat bread
-1 apple
-1000 mg of Vitamin C

Morning Snack
-1 can of tuna fish mixed with 1/2 cup of cottage cheese

Lunch
-Turkey breast sandwich on 100% whole wheat bread
-Baby carrots (Raw)
-1 pear (Raw)

Pre-Workout Snack
- Apple
- Almonds

Post Workout
- 30g protein mixed with juice

Dinner
- Lean meat with steamed vegetable

*500 ml of cold water between meals (up to 3L)

Answer 1

i dont know how many calories is this all together but it looks good except i dont think you need that much protein - you coul skip protein shake for breakfast
you dont say anything about workouts so i assume you know you have to do cardio to lose fat - 4-6 times a week for 30-50min (45min ideally) combined with light weight training

Answer 2

you still need some fat in your diet.
and you would not be getting enough fibre with this plan.
try a calorie/fat gram/fibre/etc counter to figure out if you're getting what you need. also you might want to include a multi-vitamin as well as those you already mentioned.

i used my-calorie-counter.com
to calculate what i need and what i'm getting during running season.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Make sure you're eating the good fat the mono and poly!!

Answer 5

if you can follow it, seems like a good diet to me.