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If i usually eat 1,060 calories a day and today i ate 1,100 will i gain weight?
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Life is not exact: 1060 calories and 1100 calories are the same number of calories in real life. Life is not exact. One can probably count the best she can count, and still not have to worry about differences of less than 200 calories per day.
Answered 6/29/2015
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