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Hello, i'm 25 years,helthier, no diseases,181cm high,56kg weight,male, i'm too thin,i want a possible drug to increase my weight,my apetite is little.
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Drugs to gain weight: are dangerous if no medical condition indicates their use. Better to eat higher protein such as eggs, dairy, etc. Exercise will tone up your body and help muscle mass. I'm glad your health is good. Enjoy that and focus on being a good person to others, neat and clean. Peace and good health. A smile goes a long way also.
Answered 5/30/2016
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