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            <title>Health Risks of Speed Eating</title>
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            <description>You may think it&amp;#8217;s fun to watch speed eaters cobble down hotdogs this weekend, but the &amp;#8220;sport&amp;#8221; of competitive eating has some considerable health risks. While the percent of the speed eating population is not large enough to warrant a scientific study, several former speed eaters are dealing with obesity, clogged arteries, and other gastrointestinal problems.

One competitive eater even found that after a while, his stomach would not register being &amp;#8220;full&amp;#8221; when he ate normally. This condition, called peristalsis, means that the stomach is not contracting. Despite the health risks, however, many speed eaters look back on their &amp;#8220;reign&amp;#8221; fondly.

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