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Is it true that eating carbs in the evening is more likely to lead to weight gain?
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Yes and no: This is likely not all correct. However if you eat alot of carbs and go straight to be without walking or burning it off, then yes it could significantly contribute to weight gain. http://www.laheartspecialists.com/shop/weight-loss.
Answered 1/12/2016
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