Regarding double chin in early stages

2020-06-13 06:40:30
It's been 3 months and i could see change in my face orientation. I am developing a double chin problem. I am not obese rather i am underweight. My parents(Mom) has developed one. Is this a hereditary problem ? What can be done to get rid of double chin problem?
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Avoid fatty or oily food. Try some facial exercise

Answered2020-06-13 11:04:49

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It cannot be herditary avid fatty oily and spicy foods .what is your current weight are you taking any suppliments as you say you are underweight do facial muscle exercise ujjai prayanam will be helpful.
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stop any suppliments if you are using.

Answered2020-06-13 13:21:17

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Take balanced diet Maintain proper hydration Physically active routine and some facial muscles exercises

Answered2020-06-13 12:29:25

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Avoid fatty diet.and exercise

Answered2020-06-13 11:44:46

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Chances of being hereditary are very less. What is your current wt? Any dietary plans started?

Answered2020-06-13 11:15:32

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Maintain proper dietary habits. Maintain a diet chart , do some exercise. Avoid fatty and oily food.

Answered2020-06-13 11:07:06

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