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I eat protein, whole grains , fruits& veggies. i exercise but still have a little belly. what else can i do?
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You may be okay: The above diet seems okay provided the portion sizes are appropriate. Specific excercise targeting your abdominal muscles may help.
Answered 7/8/2013
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