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I'm hiv positive and would like to gain weight. is there anything you can recommend me to use, or to do rather?
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Gaining weight: With your medical history it might be advantageous to seek professional help. Ask your Physician to refer you to a licensed Nutritionist. That way no fads, no missteps, just good solid advice.
Answered 11/16/2020
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