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After drinking, is it bad if i just throw up?
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Yes: Throwing up is an emergency procedure that the body uses when desperate. Routinely throwing up is very bad for you in very many ways including changes in body chemistry, potential damage to your food tube and life-threatening injury.
Answered 8/11/2012
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