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Ago and it really took its toll on me and i began to binge eat, like 3000-4000 calories maybe? is this bad?
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If you are eating: All of that in one sitting - it isn't healthy. If you continue to eat that amount regularly - then it would likely cause weight gain (unless you workout and burn enough calories to keep up with intake).
Answered 12/21/2013
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