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What is the take away from this study?
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If you are someone who has a BMI of 25 and above and have chronic low back pain (12 weeks or longer, consistently) reducing your BMI may not change your pain or disabilty. You should contact a skilled health care provider for proper evaluation and assessment of your symptoms.
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