Causes
The causes of obesity range from biological and medical, to cultural and emotional. Genetic factors, as well as certain medications and conditions can lead to weight gain. However, it's important to remember that overeating and a sedentary lifestyle are also major factors.
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Packing on the Pounds? How to Avoid Weight Gain from Medications
Have you noticed the number on your scale creeping up as you’ve gotten older? It may be your prescription medication. Weight gain from prescription medication has become increasingly common as more Americans take prescription drugs for chronic illness.1 Drugs to treat mental health conditions and cardiovascular…
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