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Should you be able to pinch at least some skin on your sides? even if you're at a low or healthy weight?
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Of course!: Everybody can pinch some skin everywhere on the body except for a few tight places... which means one probably can't pinch some skin on the fingers, the toes, the forehead, the shin bones, etc...
Answered 9/25/2015
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