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My daughter is 14 yrs old. ive tried everything to help her gain past 109 pounds its not working its usually 109 or under. any advice?
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Weight: Trying foods that have a little more calories can help, like avocados, cooking veggies in butter, sprinkling parmesan cheese on many things, etc. You can try Pediasure/Ensure for extra calories. If not helping, might not be a bad idea and see a nutritionist.
Answered 1/16/2015
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