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I have been trying hard to gain weight but cant. i follow a healthy diet whch includes bananas, milk shake, nuts, almonds. i eat every 3 hours.
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Deserves evaluation: A surprising number of people have trouble gaining weight. This sounds like a good diet that should help you gain weight. You may have digestive problems leading to poor absorption of nutrients. You might have intestinal parasites. An overactive thyroid could also cause this. I advise being evaluated by a gastroenterologist or holistic doctor- see http://www.Abihm.Org/search-doctors.
Answered 12/10/2013
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