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I can't seem to lose weight. i'm 5'4". 190. i run/walk 3 miles a day. tried lowering my calories and eating better. still always hungry and overweight?
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Have you tried: weight training to increase muscle mass and to ^ metabolic rate?
Answered 3/4/2015
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