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Omg YESSS

i though that said cannibal lmao

@@quitl0l 💀same..

@@scarlettox wasn't talking to you so bye

No comer nada en lo que queda de dia jajajjaja

Talvez esses vídeos sejam feitos em dias bem alternados antes de serem postados.

Ele deve ter um cronograma alimentar e acompanhamento com um médico ou nutricionista.

Not the "uwu"..

Queen. VNM is a girl

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Yo solo imagino que esta person hace exercise. Muchos engordan (los que no haven't exercise). Solo Los que no hacen exercise no engordan. Una persona normal con athlete level, si hay solo que nunca entran en tournaments Como professionals, pueden quemar 1k-2k Cal in 1 Hora o 2 horas sin problema. Como athletes lo primers que se quema es glucose que viene de too dulces natural or artificial [ dulces even in natural son chemical compounds que la naturaleza sabe Como crearlo Como El ser human aprender a imitar] y despues la grasa.,por eso los athletes son very skinny mientras los bodybuilders son puffy can much musculo y por especially se ven Gordos can much musculo hasta que logren quemar la grasa y extra mass que tienen.

Are you sure she's deleting videos??

@@valerie1864 yes, there is lots of videos missing :/ like her pancake one which was my favorite lol

And the Oreo party video

Which makes me wonder 1) are these sweets homemade? If it is she can use artificial sweeters or even real stevia which are pretty much the same. 2] how tall is she cuz for a small person this much is like eating for 5 days in 1 day and to recover for that takes 3 weeks as a new person into fit ess or lazy person and it takes me to my third question 3] how much does she exercise. She must be a regular person considered as an athlete level...this can burn like 1k in 1 or 2 hrs easily. They burn glucose first and then fat when they do their cardio aka bike marathon, running marathon, etc.

@@timeless9820 ok you have a point but even if she works out, even if she is tall so much sugar, flour, caramel is bad.. Idk. Maybe I'm wrong.

@@lunarblueberry1669 I'm not saying it is not bad but remember we are a machine. I noticed in my diet that I can get rid of the bad quantity of food after x days. Does my body feel heavy and lethargic until I finished getting ready of the huge quantities of those ingredients? Yes it does, but I have push hard to get rid of it. A reason why most athletes "dont" suffer the diseases regular people do. It is not about the chemicals cuz hello h20 aka water is chemical 2 hydrogen stick to 1 oxygen atom and they are stick together as a covalent bond and is the reason why they are easy to break in iur body. It is the quantity. People don't know, nor nutritionists/dietitians, and corporations in the food industry tell us how much quantiy they use. We just know is yummy and we love it. If we knew how much they use people would be scared cuz they tell us to easy "healthy" but what is healthy? The quantity of food you can only consume a cording to your height...that is why taller people can consume more calories cuz their body needs more energy to function while shorter people don't need it. But coming back to what I said before, yes we will feel lethargy and pretty heavy for a week until we get rid off the extra quantity of sweet, carbs, and fat is in our system. The younger we are, the easier is to dismiss the problems but a regular person who exercise won't have a huge problem in their health cuz they exercise so their body consume the extra energy aka extra calories you consume in a short period without giving too much time to damage our machine aka our body. For a regular person who is a couch potato, yeah in a year or a few years, it will create a huge problem in their health cuz they just accumulate the fat, sugar/glucose, and many other things that is not needed.