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4 months back my weight was 85. I was into drinking and smoking.. Based on doc advice and feedback, I quit smoking and drinking. Did regular walking for 4 months and now my weight has reduced to 76..there has been 9 kilos reduction in my weight in a span of 4 months.. Is it normal? My height is 6 feet 1 inch.. Do I need to be worried about weight loss. I have done sugar and tft test and the reports are normal.. Kindly throw some light on this..
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Hi, it’s completely normal to lose this kind of weight when you quit drinking… you need not worry about any health problems because of the weight loss that you’ve had. You can also get yourself a custom made plan to eat a well balanced diet.
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Your weight is perfect fine according to your height. So need to reduce.
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As you included a regular physical activity, and as the blood reports are fine nothing to worry Regarding body weight loss
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Include a Balanced Diet ,having variety of whole cereals, pulses,lentils vegetables,Dairy, fruits and nuts so that you meet your daily nutritional needs
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