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- verb Present participle of
overexercise .
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Examples
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She should exercise some restraint because overexercising can produce inflammation-generating free radicals.
Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010
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It is important to note that overexercising can further put us into a catabolic state, in which complex molecules are broken down into simpler ones.
Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010
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Many years of misusing food, overexercising, overworking, using drugs/alcohol.
Women Food and God Geneen Roth 2010
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Many years of misusing food, overexercising, overworking, using drugs/alcohol.
Women Food and God Geneen Roth 2010
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But the messages the teacher drilled into the class -- cut back on "unhealthy" foods like dessert, don't eat dietary fat, get as much exercise as possible -- helped tip her over the edge into the restricting and overexercising that nearly killed her.
Harriet Brown: Where the Fight Against Child Obesity Can Go Very, Very Wrong Harriet Brown 2010
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Burdened with low self-esteem, and often suffering from depression, they may binge eat to fill their internal emptiness, until they are overwhelmed with guilt and pain from overeating and turn to purging behaviors such as vomiting, laxatives, and overexercising.
Binge Breeding 2009
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In the U.S., the toil is starvation, overexercising, and vomiting -- living a life mediated by the bathroom scale.
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If neither is the case, and this goes on into a second or third month, it could be a warning that you've lost too much weight, are overexercising or have gone into premature menopause.
Menstrual Mysteries 2007
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I have questioned the wisdom of eating every few hours, continuing to exercise with injuries and overexercising.
Inflammation and diet | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2007
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Twenty-seven percent of women admit to overexercising in front of others to impress them.
Egonomics David Marcum 2007
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