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How do you lose weight as a 17yr old girl who weighs 175 pounds?
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Medical evaluation: First, see your doctor to discuss the problem because there may be some health problems associated with the additional weight or contributing to the weight gain. Secondly, cutting back on calories will be key. Changing what you eat might make it easier. No sugared drinks, including juice. Consider seeing a dietician or wellness center. Increase exercise.
Answered 9/8/2013
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