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| Can I lose weight? Dec 8, 2010 Dr. Vergel...I've noticed a few years ago when I was on my meds faithfully I gained alot of weight in the areas of my breast, stomach and buttochs. Even though some of these areas look good for a woman of color, it can get very annoying when you have to but clothes and under-garments. Please tell me if there is a vitamin supplement or some type of exercise that I can do to at least get rid of this belly I have and to keep the other assests in shape. I came off my meds for about 2 yrs due to medical insurance issues but now that I am back on the meds faithfully again as of September 1st...I am seeing an increase again in the same areas and my appetite has increased drastically. I can't be fat and the 30min workout and situps I do don't seem to be working...Help |
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Response from Mr. Vergel
It would be nice to know what diet you are following. Lots of junk food and sodas? Fried foods? Decrease their consumption to zero if you can while you start a diet rich in fruits, nuts, grains, lean meats, fish, and grains. Eat a large breakfast, a moderate lunch and a small dinner. Are you taking a Novir boosted protease inhibitor or are you on non nucleosides like Viramune and Sustiva? Boosted PIs tend to enhance fat more than a non nuke+ nuke combo, so this is something that you may want to discuss with your doctor. Your cardio work out should last as long as needed for to sweat for 20 minutes per day. Also, but a pedometers and clip it to your belt to attempt 10,000 steps per day, the level needed for weight loss. Have your thyroid, testosterone, DHEA, estrogen and progesterone checked if you can. Nelson | |||||||||
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