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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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All Dog (as a sign of the chinese zodiac) persons would do well to avoid high fat, high cholesterol foods and junk food of all kinds as their chronic high energy could suffer and an eventual stroke could be the result of too much indulgence in such delicious.

Can someone please explain me this sentence with simple words? And what does "chronic high energy" mean?
  

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Initially I thought that "high energy" referred to the junk foods, and that the sentence had been garbled, but from a slightly longer passage that I found online, which earlier says that "Dogs tend to suffer from overexertion", I suspect that "high energy" may refer to the supposed lifestyle of the people born under that sign. The end of the sentence as written above is wrong. The last word of the sentence should apparently be "delicacies".

— GPY

  • Initially I thought that "high energy" referred to the junk foods, and that the sentence had been garbled, but from a slightly longer passage that I found online, which earlier says that "Dogs tend to suffer from overexertion", I suspect that "high energy" may refer to the supposed lifestyle of the people born under that sign.
  • The end of the sentence as written above is wrong.
  • The last word of the sentence should apparently be "delicacies".
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Initially I thought that "high energy" referred to the junk foods, and that the sentence had been garbled, but from a slightly longer passage that I found online, which earlier says that "Dogs tend to suffer from overexertion", I suspect that "high energy" may refer to the supposed lifestyle of the people born under that sign.

The end of the sentence as written above is wrong. The last wo
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