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I want to increase my energy expenditure and decrease food intake but how?
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Motivation: Start regular aerobic exercise daily and cut back on snacks, starch, soda pops, alcohol, etc. Cut back on calorie intake and increase vegetable in your diet
Answered 5/10/2014
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