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How To Loose Weight As Soon As Possible?

how fast do you lose the weight when you make yourself throw up? i want to lose weight and i want to do it fast cause i am a stay home wife and i feel myself gaining the weight.
Mon, 21 Dec 2009
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Bad Idea. You may lose some weight, but the side effects will make you look horrendous, and could be fatal. Bulimia can result in following health problems: * Malnutrition * Dehydration * Electrolyte imbalance (Can lead to cardiac arrest, which can also result in brain damage by stroke.) * Hyponatremia * Damaging of the voice * Vitamin and mineral deficiencies * Teeth erosion and cavities, gum disease * Sialadenosis (salivary gland swelling) * Potential for gastric rupture during periods of binging * Esophageal reflux * Irritation, inflammation, and possible rupture of the esophagus * Laxative dependence * Peptic ulcers and pancreatitis * Emetic toxicity due to ipecac abuse * Swelling of the face and cheeks, especially apparent in the lower eyelids due to the high pressure of blood in the face during vomiting. * Callused or bruised fingers * Dry or brittle skin, hair, and nails, or hair loss * Lanugo * Edema * Muscle atrophy * Decreased/increased bowel activity * Digestive problems that may be triggered, including Celiac, Crohn's Disease * Low blood pressure, hypotension * Orthostatic hypotension * High blood pressure, hypertension * Iron deficiency * Anemia * Hormonal imbalances * Hyperactivity * Depression * Insomnia * Amenorrhea * Infertility * High risk pregnancy, miscarriage, still-born babies * Diabetes * Elevated blood sugar or hyperglycemia * Ketoacidosis * Osteoporosis * Arthritis * Weakness and fatigue * Chronic Fatigue Syndrome * Cancer of the throat or voice box * Liver failure * Kidney infection and failure * Heart failure, heart arrhythmia, angina * Seizure * Paralysis * Potential death caused by heart attack or heart failure; lung collapse; internal bleeding, stroke, kidney failure, liver failure; pancreatitis, gastric rupture, perforated ulcer, depression and suicide.

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How To Loose Weight As Soon As Possible?

Bad Idea. You may lose some weight, but the side effects will make you look horrendous, and could be fatal. Bulimia can result in following health problems: * Malnutrition * Dehydration * Electrolyte imbalance (Can lead to cardiac arrest, which can also result in brain damage by stroke.) * Hyponatremia * Damaging of the voice * Vitamin and mineral deficiencies * Teeth erosion and cavities, gum disease * Sialadenosis (salivary gland swelling) * Potential for gastric rupture during periods of binging * Esophageal reflux * Irritation, inflammation, and possible rupture of the esophagus * Laxative dependence * Peptic ulcers and pancreatitis * Emetic toxicity due to ipecac abuse * Swelling of the face and cheeks, especially apparent in the lower eyelids due to the high pressure of blood in the face during vomiting. * Callused or bruised fingers * Dry or brittle skin, hair, and nails, or hair loss * Lanugo * Edema * Muscle atrophy * Decreased/increased bowel activity * Digestive problems that may be triggered, including Celiac, Crohn s Disease * Low blood pressure, hypotension * Orthostatic hypotension * High blood pressure, hypertension * Iron deficiency * Anemia * Hormonal imbalances * Hyperactivity * Depression * Insomnia * Amenorrhea * Infertility * High risk pregnancy, miscarriage, still-born babies * Diabetes * Elevated blood sugar or hyperglycemia * Ketoacidosis * Osteoporosis * Arthritis * Weakness and fatigue * Chronic Fatigue Syndrome * Cancer of the throat or voice box * Liver failure * Kidney infection and failure * Heart failure, heart arrhythmia, angina * Seizure * Paralysis * Potential death caused by heart attack or heart failure; lung collapse; internal bleeding, stroke, kidney failure, liver failure; pancreatitis, gastric rupture, perforated ulcer, depression and suicide.