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What are the best way to get to a healthy bmi? im currently 19/f/ bmi :41 height: 411?
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At the core of any weight loss program, lifestyle changes, specifically diet and physical exercise are the only measures that will result in long lasting results. Meds are only to be used for short periods of time in supervised programs and cannot be prescribed on this platform.
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