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Old 03-26-2018, 05:40 AM #7
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Yea I'm a 16 year old boy with a high-high-metabolism. I've lost 25 pounds almost. I went down from 140 to 115 about after 9 months of not being able to consistently exercise.
Are you eating less than you used to?

If not it might be an idea to get a full check-up from your doctor; unexplained weight loss can be a cause for concern.
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