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I am experiencing weight gain. the following also describes me: obesity. what should i do?
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Doctor can check...: Can first check to be sure there's no hormonal problem. Obesity can be prevented or overcome by a permanent change in lifestyle and in personal outlook. If a person eats fewer calories than she needs to live on each day, her body will use the stored fuel (fat). If a person exercises more than she did before, but does not start eating more calories, then her body will use up the fat (stored fuel).
Answered 8/26/2017
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