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I have been without my thyroid medicine for almost 2 months. i have gained 30 lbs and very tired. what can help with weightloss?
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Treat the problem: Take your thyroid medication, so your metabolism is balanced better. After that, cut your calories and increase your exercise. There is no substitute for mental discipline and dedication in weight loss programs. You need to commit to eating the right food in the right quantities, and exercising.
Answered 9/4/2014
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