Paul Saladino· MD
You could eat those foods longterm and not gain weight. In fact, I would argue that you could eat things that I ordered at every single restaurant today, which are chain restaurants in America, and actually lose weight.
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You could eat those foods longterm and not gain weight. In fact, I would argue that you could eat things that I ordered at every single restaurant today, which are chain restaurants in America, and actually lose weight.
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