Weight gain after menopause: Reverse the middle age spread - MayoClinic.com
January 18, 2008
Weight gain after menopause: Reverse the middle age spread - MayoClinic.com: “”
Doctor’s Comment: Its true that its not just your hormonal changes. But even the big clinics like the Mayo, accuse you of eating too much, while ignoring you declining basal metabolic rate. Ok, that does it, I’m going to work on the BMR calculator!
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