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Some Bacteria make you Fat, some Thin
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shandym
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 Posted: Wed Apr 30th, 2008 16:22

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Does the same thing apply for people who "gain" weight during illness?

I have always been thin, but since becoming ill I have put on a lot of weight and cannot take it off even when I barely eat.

I always though being as ill as I am that I would be "thin" or even thinner than I always have been.....Instead I am 50 pounds over weight now.

I hate it. :X

Last edited on Wed Apr 30th, 2008 16:23 by shandym



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 Posted: Wed Apr 30th, 2008 16:35

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I believe that is a yes. However, as Amy quoted Trevor about the level of uncertainty at the moment it isn't near the point of being understood. I'm sure some people are able to stabilize weight or weight loss with the use of Benicar, but others may not.

Amy,
Thanks for the link skinny girl! Provides some insight for sure. I guess I will continue with my mega huge calorie diet, knowing that some day i'll actually gain some weight and have to watch it :) I think that situation will be better anyway because it seems that when I don't eat enough food I feel drained. I'd rather not have to continually eat like a cow and actually have fuel reserves.



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