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20yo female 5"1, 117lbs.i love fruit & lately been eating a lot of it. morning smoothie, purees thru the day. abt 3.5 cups altogether daily. too much?
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Wouldn't think so: As long as these don't trigger any issues such as loose stools, (some fruits would) I think you are fine too continue.At some point you will likely loose the craving/interest and move on to explore other things.
Answered 1/20/2017
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