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Bones visible in body

2018-06-02 18:04:55
My bones protrude out in my body, I don't have enough fat so that my bones are covered. I have high metabolism, so heavy diet doesn't work. What can I do to increase weight so that bones are covered?
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Answered2018-06-19 04:51:30

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Answered2018-06-03 02:09:45

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