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Is there a way to lose 5 stone whilst battling an eating disorder?
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With monitoring: To lose 5 stones (70 pounds) safely with an eating disorder - you should be working closely with both a nutrionist and your physician. Has your physician indicated if it is safe for you to lose this much weight?
Answered 5/2/2013
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