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I'm 18 and i'm a tad bit over weight and i have puffy nipples. i was wondering if losing the weight and gaining some chest muscle would help?
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Likely: Losing weight and firming up will improve your overall health and looks.
Answered 1/6/2014
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Exercise: It is possible that losing weight and exercise might help.
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