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I'm starting to lose weight and i'm eating more is that normal?
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It depends: On what you are eating. If your diet has more veggies, you can greatly increase intake and still lose weight. Fats and starch and sweets are the most likely to cuase weight gain.
Answered 5/19/2013
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