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Adding 1000-1500 calories to the daily intake
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This troll is sure to gain at least 50 pounds with the amount you morons are feeding him.
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Notice how the OP hasn't returned to this thread.Originally Posted by Gibonius
I have to admit this might be the case:
Mr. Lee
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You are not heading in the right direction, young man. What you are doing is unheard of and it will put a strain on your young system. Also, even if you gain a lot of body fat, you can't turn fat into muscle, so nix that idea. Fat and muscle are two different types of tissue. Talk this over with your doctor, or, better yet, see a nutrionist.
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