Q: Our Pyr is now 3 years old and we've had so many problems with him, bless him. We only had Benji for a few days when he started to have seizures. To cut a long story short after spending nigh on £7,000 at the local vets, vetinary hospital A&E and
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I've always been thin but I've recently droped to under 84 pounds, having shed ten pounds just this past month. I've been eating more in an attempt to prevent this from happening but to no avail I really havent had an appetite though.
I'm tired
Do you live near a free clinic? You really need to see a doctor. Are you just planning to let the disease take its course or are you going to seek treatment? I'm sure there's a local hospice that can help you.
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Don't know about that disease. Are you allowed to do weight lifting? That is the number one way to lose weight. Muscle burns fat, muscle burns fat, muscle burns fat. Lifting weights builds muscle.
Seek the opinion of your doctors
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i need to lose some weight...please dont tell me that my weight is fine because its something I need to do. Kidney disease runs in my family and my mother is overweight so I need to start now so I dont go the same way.
Here's my 'stats':
1. Take small meals at regular intervals.Preferably 5 meals
2. Reduce carbo intake, but increase protein intake such as chicken and fish especially
3. Drink plenty of water
4. Drink at least 2 glasses of low fat milk but high calcium
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Only the group taking Pycnogenol® was found to have significantly lost weight after six months as compared to baseline, from average BMI 26.5 to 25.0. "The number of people affected by metabolic syndrome is ever increasing and kidney disease is a |
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And every eating disorder has great potential to result in dangerous consequences, like hair loss, kidney failure from dehydration, fainting, loss of menstrual cycle leading to infertility, osteoporosis and death. 20 percent of people with anorexia |
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The newspaper reports that there is evidence that “overweight people live longer than normal” and that they “are also more likely to survive certain health conditions, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and kidney failure”. |