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A member asked:
I have eaten fatty foods for the last 3 days... and today i felt like i didnt want to want to eat or felt full. is that a sign of bloating? or cancer?
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Fatty foods: High fat foods take more more for our body to break down. Eating a significant amounts of fat can lead to a sense of fullness and even sluggishness. Please don't assume that this means you have cancer. Recommend you reduce your intake of fatty foods for now. Take care.
Answered 6/15/2020
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