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lipohypertrophy and exercise
Jan 19, 2009
Unfortunately, I have unusual fat accumulation in too many areas of my body(buffalo hump, gynecomasy,pubic area) My doctor always tells me the more fat I keep burning at the gym the more these areas will shrink. Do you agree or is he just trying to keep me motivated.
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Response from Mr. Vergel
To be honest with you, I have seen little improvement is decreasing buffalo humps or increased breast size (gynecomastia) with exercise. Tell your doctor to refer you to a doctor that can perform surgery and get insurance companies to pay for it. More info on doctors here:
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Nelson
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