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03-02-2006, 04:06 PM #1Registered User
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is it ok to eat until im full and satisfied? of course what i would fill up on would be in my diet....something like salad or chicken. and for those who dont know, im cutting. thanks
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As long as you are sticking to your calorie limit for the day - you can stuff yourself stupid.
Sure - it might mean that all you eat is lettuce - but if that is what you want to do - go for it!
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