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Underweight is very worrying if the body composition is showing poor lean mass to fat mass ratio also.<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe most difficult challenge in underweight is the lack of correct awareness of how to approach the issue in a planned way to understand underlying contexts and take measures to obtain the best results.<\/span>
\nThe second challenge is to understand how the lower weight can not only affect the appearance and confidence but more importantly affect the functioning of body organs, systems and tissues which can result in abnormal functioning.<\/span>
\nThe third challenge is to understand that weight gain under medical supervision has the added benefit of careful monitoring of body parameters at regular intervals to reach the desired results.<\/span>
\nThe fourth challenge is to understand how the individual can use lifestyle optimisation under clinical supervision for healthier weight gain.<\/span>
\nA full understanding of health optimisation has helped many underweight patients to overcome their challenges and achieve desired results with the added benefit of achieving correct lean mass to fat mass ratio so as to achieve the desired proportion of muscle and fat.<\/span><\/p>\n