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Im a 5'8 18 year old girl with a bmi of like 23. and i eat a bag of skittles almost everyday. is that too much?
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Big or little bag?: A small bag (not giant size) should not be too intrusive if offset with a well balanced diet and strong consistent hour of physical activity. Ensure 5 fruits, roots, or veggies are offerred too!
Answered 2/21/2014
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