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Can you worry yourself so much that you gain weight?
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Worry = weight gain?: Yes. Stress causes fatigue. It is very difficult to be healthy when one is anxious, stressed, or tired. But, exercise can relieve stress. It can burn excess calories and with good and regular exercise and less stress one can work hard on eating better.
Answered 3/24/2013
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