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My calorie intake is reduced to 800....how to increase my metabolism?
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Doesn't sound safe: With 800 calories a day of food and drink, it doesn't sound like any increase in metabolism is needed. Such a low calorie diet should be followed along by one's primary doctor.
Answered 12/10/2013
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