When an individual is exposed to low amounts of a nerve agent (as a gas or aerosol) the initial symptoms are a runny nose, contraction of the pupils, deterioration of visual accommodation, headache, slurred speech, nausea, hallucinations, pronounced chest
Unfortunately, this does include food that is stolen or spoils and is thrown away either by the grocer or consumer. Measured this way, the average American eats about 3,600 calories per person per day and has not changed much from 1909 when it was 3,500 calories per person per day.
To make this happen, our example person can: 1  Consume 2000 calories per day and do no cardio whatsoever. 2  Consume 2500 calories per day and do an amount of cardio that allows them to burn 500 additional calories thus ending up at the same 2000 they need to be at.