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Well, for me it's somewhat a yes and a no on the detrimental physical affects.

When I don't feed regularly, I become lethargic as other's have mentioned. But it's not detrimental because, as I've stated, I'm the "bread-maker" so I _HAVE_ to get up and go to work.

While it doesn't affect my work life, it affects the other aspects of my life; social and health.

As stated above, I become lethargic. This leads to being depressed because I just can't motivate to do anything...depression leads to not eating the way a person should and not exercising. That, in turn, leads to becoming overweight. Obesity leads to more lethargy which leads to more depression.

It's a vicious cycle. God, how do I manage to get to work? Wow.

Mikyla

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