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Medicine To Gain Weight

Some pills and protein supplements may help skinny people gain weight faster. They are suggested by the doctor based on the reason for being underweight as it is important to gain weight the healthy way.

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Please suggest a powder to gain weight.

Query: Hi doctor, I am a 33 year old male. My uric acid level is 7.2. Can I consume some powder for gaining weight? Sometime, I feel stiffness and joint pain. Please help me.  Read Full »

Dr. Kahlil Subramanian. K

Dr. Kahlil Subramanian. K

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. 1. Your uric acid level is merely elevated and it is borderline. But, there is no need to scare all about it. 2. The most excellent way to gain your weight is through exercise and proper diet. 3. You possibly may gain your weight in a healthy approach without taking any ...  Read Full »

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