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Home Q & A Board Others Feeling sick?
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Brainiac Brainiac
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12 years ago
I'm not exactly sick,but could you tell me if this is normal:
i have 18 years my height is 68.8 inch (175cm) tall and I weight only 123 pounds (56 killograms) is this OK or not? I eat reguraly,and sometimes i even consume more that 2500 calories in one day,but I've never been fat slightest.
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12 years ago
Male or female?
- Master of Science in Biology
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Brainiac Author
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12 years ago
Male  Grinning Face i forgot to write,well for a female that would  be normal,but for me...?
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12 years ago
You could use a few pounds Wink Face No, I'm kidding, you're perfectly normal for your height. What made you feel that it wasn't though?
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12 years ago
Because all other kids from my class are heavier than me,but i guess that I am actualy in better shape than them  Grinning Face ,and I am not bone-and-skin type,I'm quite muscular! Thanks for reply
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12 years ago
Quote from: Brainiac (12 years ago)
Because all other kids from my class are heavier than me,but i guess that I am actualy in better shape than them  Grinning Face ,and I am not bone-and-skin type,I'm quite muscular! Thanks for reply

Just start working out, muscle weighs more than fat.
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