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In the context of physical health, weight loss is the process of losing body weight, usually by losing fat. To achieve healthy weight loss, most experts recommend a combination of healthy eating patterns and regular physical exercise. Some people try to lose weight by using drugs such as fenfluoramine , nicotine or cocaine, herbs such as ephedra, or surgery such as liposuction.

A loss of weight can also be the symptom of some mental or physical diseases or disorders, such as anorexia nervosa or the cachexia associated with cancer or AIDS.

Topics: Weight Loss, Weighted Mean, Weightlifting, Weightlessness...

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