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Is eating very little to nothing is that bad for your health?
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Simply put: yes: Eating and drinking are the only ways that our bodies get the nourishment that they need - there is no other way to get that. Anyone having problems with eating or drinking should not delay in getting help from a doctor as the consequences can be severe and can set in quickly.
Answered 5/9/2014
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