wat should i do?

Question

im13 and skiny i eat like a normal person but people call me anerex (don't know how to spell) and im not!

Answer 1

ignore them, call them fat

Answer 2

How Can I Be Sure I'm Not Overweight or Underweight?
If you think you've gained too much weight or are too skinny, a doctor should help you decide whether it's normal for you or whether you really have a weight problem. Your doctor has measured your height and weight over time and knows whether you're growing normally.

If your doctor has a concern about your height, weight, or BMI, he or she may ask questions about your health, physical activity and eating habits. Your doctor may also ask about your family background to find out if you've inherited traits that might make you taller, shorter, or a late bloomer (a person who develops later than other people the same age). The doctor can then put all this information together to decide whether you might have a weight or growth problem.

If your doctor thinks your weight isn't in a healthy range, you will probably get specific dietary and exercise recommendations based on your individual needs. Following a doctor's or dietitian's plan that's designed especially for you will work way better than following fad diets. For teens, fad diets or starvation plans can actually slow down growth and sexual development, and the weight loss usually doesn't last.

What if you're worried about being too skinny? Most teens who weigh less than other teens their age are just fine. They may be going through puberty on a different schedule than some of their peers, and their bodies may be growing and changing at a different rate. Most underweight teens catch up in weight as they finish puberty during their later teen years and there's rarely a need to try to gain weight.

In a few cases, teens can be underweight because of a health problem that needs treatment. If you feel tired or ill a lot, or if you have symptoms like a cough, stomachache, diarrhea, or other problems that have lasted for more than a week or 2, be sure to let your parents or your doctor know. Some teens are underweight because of eating disorders, like anorexia or bulimia, that require attention.

Getting Into Your Genes
Heredity plays a role in body shape and what a person weighs. People from different races, ethnic groups, and nationalities tend to have different body fat distribution (meaning they accumulate fat in different parts of their bodies) or body composition (amounts of bone and muscle versus fat). But genes are not destiny. (That may be a relief if you're looking at Aunt Mildred and wondering if you'll end up with her physique!) No matter whose genes you inherit, you can have a healthy body and keep your weight at a level that's normal for you by eating right and being active.

Genes aren't the only things that family members may share. It's also true that unhealthy eating habits can be passed down, too. The eating and exercise habits of people in the same household probably have an even greater effect than genes on a person's risk of becoming overweight. If your family eats a lot of high-fat foods or snacks or doesn't get much exercise, you may tend to do the same. The good news is these habits can be changed for the better. Even simple forms of exercise, such as walking, have huge benefits for a person's health. Click on the "More Articles Like This" tab for some tips on managing weight and staying healthy.

It can be tough dealing with the physical changes our bodies go through during puberty. But at this time, more than any other, it's not a specific number on the scale that's important. It's keeping your body healthy - inside and out.

Answer 3

there's a place where they can fix that problem and that's called school.
as for the other problem ya mite have worms all crawling around in ya belly eating all ya dinner before you get a chance.
another thing ya could try is eating junk food and watch more TV.
maybe talk to a doctor but i think i know more.

Answer 4

Do not worry about what people say you will be so much better off when you get older,those that are calling you skinny now will be jealous

Answer 5

hey guess what i have the exact same problem. and i'm thirteen. even my parents think i am anorexic. just tell whoever thinks so that your not. i eat all the time. it probably like me means that you have a high metabolism which is normal when you are younger.

Answer 6

If you know you're eating, stop stressing, you have been blessed with a metabolism that burns fat more quickly than those around you and they're jealous.

Answer 7

Don't even worry about it! Most likely they are just jealous! Don't mind what other people say.

lola & giselle

Answer 8

if these are your friends, then you need better friends. if its other people, try not to worry about it.

seek christian friends as well. they will uplift you to the point that you wont worry about what others say, and when you do get offended, your christian friends will always uplift you!

Answer 9

don't trip on it u still young ur body got alot of yrs to fully develop

Answer 10

Don't do anything. Just be yourself.