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What to eat for dinner If I am sick?

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Okay so i have a really bad sore throat, headache, and my body aches so bad. i think its because ive been pushing myself too hard lately with running..and if i feel a bit better like i could push throught the pain, im going to run 2 miles.

i ran 4 miles on wednesday, and thursday i was sick and went to doctors. said i have a virus. so i didnt do any exercise at all yesterday. and today is friday, and im still sick. but i NEED to do exercise, because ive already ate a whole lot today...i just cant go another day w/o exercise.

so far ive had a WW muffin, 100 cal fat free yogurt, whole wheat bread sandwich with turkey and little mustard (150 cal), an apple, veggie crisps (140 cal), and a 90 cal WW bar.

so in all ive had 800 calories already.

i dont want to go over 1200 calories today.

what and when should i eat?

should i have a lean cuisine penne basil pasta (220 calories), and steamed veggies on the side?

i have a feeling id still be hungry after that though...

what should i do.

plase help

im 116-117, 5'5'', and 17 yrs old

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  1. I think your over-working yourself.

    Too much exersize isnt a good thing, especially if your sick.

    If you still feel you should be moving, WALK a mile.

    As far as what should you eat, just have some fruits and vegetables.

    A serving of fruit is only about 50-100 calories and vegetables are only about 30.

    Or, have another yogart.

    You can even make a smoothie (with fruit, milk, and yogart).

    There was a smoothie in Health magazine (1/2 cup milk, 1/2 cup berries, 1tsp honey) for only 70 calories.

    Good Luck :]


  2. noodles, it helps me!

  3. First of all ...i think you have an eating disorder..

    Second of all you should eat soup, because it is low in calories and it will make you feel better  

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