3 years ago

If you eat a lot of food, will you gain weight? Explain why or why not.

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The accurate answer to this is: it depends.

The type of food a person eats can affect him or her differently than another type of food. An additional factor is how active the person is.

For example, if a person does not exercise and eats McDonalds constantly, he/she is more susceptible to weight gain than a person who exercises often and eats healthy foods.In addition, the amount of calories a person eats and burns has an affect on the person's weight gain.

I hope this answers your question!

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