
It’s bikini season, which for some people is a welcomed change of season and for others is one that is filled with dread. It’s easy to cover up unwanted pounds under a few layers of clothes and a bulky sweater. However, for people wishing they had been able to lose weight on their last diet attempt, it can be torturous to see lithe, toned bodies frolicking on the beach when they’re hiding behind a baggy t-shirt. For many dieters, losing weight is a lose-and-gain game, riddled with frustrations as it feels like countless days are spent full of hungry, cranky food deprivation and sweat-drenched efforts in the gym. That one “cheat day” with just seemingly normal portions of high-calorie foods can seem to undo weeks and months of effort. However, there may be scientific reasons why it is so hard to lose weight and keep it off. New research has identified several links that can be sabotaging weight loss efforts. Read more…
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