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I am wondering what healthy foods must i eat to gain enough weight to donate blood?
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Nothing specific: Eating all healthy foods will help you gain weight. Remember to lose weight you must use more calories then you consume; to maintain weight you must be in balance; and to gain weight you must consume more calories then you use.
Answered 9/13/2013
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