Expert explains when unintended weight loss should be cause for concern

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3 thoughts on “Expert explains when unintended weight loss should be cause for concern”

  1. I’ve lost 50 pounds in 7 months and I’ve stayed at 142 pounds for a while now. I have to eat a lot to survive

  2. I've lost 42 pounds in for the past 11 months and nothing bad is happening to me. Right now I weight 178 pounds but before I weight 220 pounds.

  3. I keep trying to gain weight. And I keep loosing. I'm down to 117 . I was 123.

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