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Old 05-30-2013, 09:38 PM #1
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Default Muscle wasting,,scared
As I have written before I am having full body muscle wasting,,,lost 10 lbs in the last few months and getting weaker each day. Losing my ability to get up,,I think this is being caused by my small fiber neuropathy ,,,, any thought on putting on muscle mass? I do water exs about 3-4 xs a week, I'm so scared of withering away!

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