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I’m currently 19 years old and I stand at 5 ft 2.5 inches (159 cm) tall, weighing in at about 102 pounds. I’m just wondering if I’m considered underweight or normal for my height? I’ve stopped growing in height since I was 16. I am aware that since young I’ve been underweight (I was about 55 pounds when I was 12 years old, is that abnormal?). I’ve never had any eating disorders in my life considering that I eat like nobody’s business. I was never into sports while growing up and was always somewhat physically inert. I’ve only started figure skating since 2007 and recently I’m thinking of taking up some adult ballet classes… but I’m just a little worried about the whole “stereotype” associated with becoming a ballerina. I don’t intend to become some professional, competitive ballerina/skater at all hence I couldn’t really care less about possessing that ‘ideal’ body weight and image, but I’d just like to have an inkling of what to expect of myself as a skater/dancer… and have an awareness of what constitutes an ideal weight for my height as I know this varies between people. I’ve been told that I’m too skinny and I need to put on a little bit more muscle density as it would help me a lot for my jumps in figure skating. I can never reach the height needed for my jumps… any advice?

My coach has never restricted me on my diet… in fact she’s been telling me to eat more. I’ve been figure skating for about two years now and I will be taking up some off-ice ballet classes soon which I really hope would help me develop greater flexibility and core muscle strength. I’m also mildly anaemic and have had a bad history of allergy towards animal protein in the past few years. I’ve been a pro-lacto vegetarian since I was 13.

Any helpful and constructive feedback or suggestions that you may have for my diet as well as improving my flexibility as a figure skater/ballerina would be greatly appreciated. Please also let me know what’s the ideal weight for my height and what exercises I should do to improve my sense of balance, strength and coordination as a skater. Also, in your experience would yoga, pilates or ballet be a better choice for off-ice practice? Thank you.

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I’ve been dealing with some pretty heavy depression and anxiety since october last year. I’ve tried herbs and vitamins and yoga and everything i can do really to help improve on my own but i still dont feel any better. Its really wearing on me and my family since i feel too anxious to go anywhere and have lost about 10 pounds from loss of appetite. Unfortunatly no private insurance company is approving me for coverage since im underweight and have a history of anemia. i cant afford to pay much but i need help any suggestions of places i can go for cheap? I’d do just about anything to feel normal again i have a 1 1/2 year old that needs her mommy back.

I’m 5’11 and weigh 200 lbs, which I gained 3 months after I got sober from drugs (I was 140 for 4-5 years before getting sober).

Over the last four years of being sober I have tried EVERYTHING to loose some of the weight that I have gained. Food wise I have done Weight Watchers, Nutrisystem, Vegitarianism, Raw foodism, calorie counting (under 2000 daily) and for exercise I have done Curves, 24 hour fitness personal trainer, biking to work, yoga classes, pilates, hiking, at-home personal-trainer 3 days a week, and as of the last 2 1/2 months I’ve been doing the P90x work out for an hour every day, just to list some of the things I can remember trying.

I’ve talked to doctors who have tested me for diabetes which my mom has and some other stuff they say I’m healthy and I should work out more, but I excersise so often some days I can hardly get out of bed because my muscles are so sore.

I’ve been doing these programs correctly and the only thing that I ever lost weight on was a 14-day Juice fast I did but I gained all the weight back when I started eating solid food. I am afraid my family has a history of obesity and I will never be able to escape it?

This is so depressing that people who just meet me automatically think I’m some “lazy fat person” because my weight I can’t get it off and I don’t know what to do.

A friend of mine said that maybe I have a mental block against loosing weight and that I should get hypnotized but I thought that didn’t work and why would I have a mental block about loosing weight anyway?

Any suggestions??????
I’ve also used some diet pills – Hydroxycut, DexC-20, Hoodia, CFR’s Metobolic Fat Burner, etc etc etc. Pretty much they’re all bogus IMHO.

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