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I have a diabetic friend who is giving up on his healthy eating , i want to know if its physiologically ok for me to play a game and incentivize him for eating healthy every month?
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Healthy eating : It depends on what you will be doing, if your plan is to change your eating habits and make them healthier, there shouldn't be any problem, if you are thinking on eating unhealthy, then I would advise you not to do it. Just to make sure, you can go to a dietitian and see what effects you can expect.
Answered 1/21/2020
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