The conventional wisdom is that the menopause years are when women gain the most weight. It's certainly what we believed, and what we thought we were experiencing. We're talking about the thickening of the midsection, the new, matronly profile of the bosom, the behind that resembles a dimpled pear, the BACK FAT! But do not fret. As far as weight gain goes, we have some good news.
Without question, 10-year weight gain is a serious problem within the U.S. adult population. Arrrgh!
According to newly published research from Brigham Young University, exercise science have come found critical, rare data detailing the severity of the U.S. obesity epidemic—overall and by age group.
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