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How can you stop overeating & "binge" eating?
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Look into treatments: Psychotherapy may help you understand why you binge eat. I would stick to a very healthy diet without additives. Topirate can cause you to lose your craving for food and create a feeling of fullness. Average weight loss is 23 pounds. Other products that you can look into include green coffee bean extract, ashwaganda and raspberry ketones. Check out www. Lef.Org for great articles on these topics.
Answered 11/27/2017
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