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People on the internet seem to be saying they aren't all that great, though if you ask me, it feels like everything is just becoming more or less the same thing anyway...
Regarding your hair, I noticed you don't eat meat, so I’m guessing you might not be getting enough protein. You need those amino acids to break down properly to fuel growth—hair included—so that could definitely be part of the issue.
Collapsing right there in the middle of the grocery store just seems like a clear sign that your diet is off, likely combined with a lack of sleep, which only ramps up your stress levels...
Between the stress and everything else I mentioned, your immune system is probably run down, which lets pathogens take over and leads to those sinus issues...
Obviously, you need to get out there and run, but if you think just popping some L-carnitine before a jog is going to magically melt the fat away, you're mistaken. 😁
It’s the same logic with your diet; you have to cut out the chocolate and all that other processed junk, then switch to eating at least four smaller meals throughout the day.
If your goal is to drop down to a more manageable weight—let's say around 200 pounds—you should realistically expect that process to take at least a full year.
If I were in your shoes, I’d probably spend the next two years focusing on swimming, hitting some push-ups, and staying on top of spinal stretches. Once you've built up that kind of foundation, then you can move into the gym to really start sculpting everything out...
Look, surgery on the testicles can also involve descending them, so I believe there's still a chance for fertility—unless, of course, there was a tumor in an advanced stage, in which case that wouldn't be possible...
Someone with more specialized expertise will be able to give you a more precise answer...
Before school, just see how many eggs you can handle. During your break at school, grab a sandwich—even if it’s not exactly the healthiest option. You'll probably get home around 2 PM and have a solid, substantial meal then. Around 6 PM, maybe have some tuna, leftovers from lunch, or something high-quality so you aren't just eating bread and margarine. For dinner, a light cottage cheese with some sliced peppers works, or if you've got the budget, throw in some almonds. That should be plenty, just keep up with your training...