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Roofus

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Eating.. Posted: 08-03-06 08:54am


I only let myself eat toast and biscuits, is this bad?? I have toast for breakfast, toast for lunch and toast for my dinner, I have either peanut butter, marmite, honey and only sometimes banana on my toast and custard cream biscuits normally. I feel sick quite a lot, do you think this is because my body is hungry?? I have a phobia of being sick, so I only eat them ceretain foods..Please help.

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Posted: 08-03-06 09:44am


It's likely to be, because you don't seem to be nourishing your body properly. But why don't you eat more than that? Everyone needs a rich nutrition... Cheers

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