Quote Originally Posted by Low Testosterone View Post
Talk to your doctor about Klinefelter syndrome.
Make sure your doctor checks testosterone levels, thyroid, cortisol and all other sex hormones. Would also be good to get an IGF-1 reading.
Make sure your doctor actually knows about these issues, most do not.

Final note, 2700-3500 calories is not a lot of calories...it's not a tiny amount but not what would constitute "a lot." Eating more might help to a degree, in fact it probably will, but it does sound like other issues are present.

Disagree. he is 126 pounds and eating in excess of TDEE. for a small person, this is a lot. Assume a moderate activity level, and disregard bf% for calculating TDEE using the Harris-Bennedict equation, then his TDEE is 2432 cals per day. So if we take the average of what he said at 3,100 cals/day (2700 - 3500 cals/day) then that would mean he is eating at 668 cals/day above TDEE, which would meet the very vague definition of "eating a lot". He is certainly not eating in a deficit nor is he eating at maintenance. at 600+ cals/day above TDEE, in the long run he will grow, unless contstricted by an over active metabolism or other such malady that impacts metabolism

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