What are the health implications of not following a eating pattern?

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What are the health implications for an adolescent who doesn’t follow a healthy eating pattern?

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One Response to “What are the health implications of not following a eating pattern?”

  1. Samantha K Says:
    January 31st, 2010 at 7:55 pm

    health

    Define healthy eating pattern. If it means doesn’t eat three meals a day at set times… well, there’s not much. Throughout most of my childhood and adolescence, I was a grazer. I got basically what I needed in terms of a balanced diet, but I ate at least 6 times a day, just small amounts.

    If healthy eating pattern means that the adolescent isn’t eating enough or is eating too much… anything from just looking terribly unhealthy to diabetes to organ failure, on both sides of the equation.