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weight loss at time of death
What if any is average weight loss at the time of death?

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Old Jul 23, 2007, 01:39 AM   #2  
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Mine is not a definitive answer. But, until someone comes along who does have a definitive answer, you might consider checking out the following site:

Google Answers: UNEXPLAINED WEIGHT LOSS AT MOMENT OF DEATH
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i think their is a weight in the first begining as more metabolic and remaining fluids are released but otherwise after more longer time passed there should be a decrease in the wieght.
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