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How do baby fat and normal fat differ?
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Actually nothing: Fat in the body is all the same. Depending on your age, health and other factors, to lose weight, one must use more calories in their daily activity, than they consume in their daily food. If in doubt, look into take shape for life.
Answered 5/26/2013
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