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Could eating a lot of sugar and immediately running around and jumping on the bed before bedtime cause my 3 year old to vomit the next morning?
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Unlikely: The sugar is metabolized & absorbed within 3-4 hrs. It is then either used by the body or sent to the liver as stored material. The sugar is thus not the issue. It is possible that the kid ate other fatty or tainted foods that might trigger such a response within that time frame.
Answered 11/24/2018
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