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Why could i be feeling weak after a bowl movement and nauseated before? i feel very sick if i need to go to the bath room and tired after :(
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Clearly: Symptoms of cellular energy deficit and must be related to poor diet, especially all the sweet "junk" that is now almost the staple diet.
Answered 7/5/2013
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