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2 years ago

Explain the importance of not eating a lot in food.

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Elena L [17]2 years ago

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well by not eating a lot of food you won’t gain a lot of weight. But it also depends on what you eat. But if you don’t eat enough food you’ll become Malnourished. Which can put your body in a dangerous state of being. You won’t have any energy you’ll feel sluggish all the time your teeth and hair would probably fall out (of course a little bit at a time). These are some examples.

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