Menopause Means More Eating?
Reuters: "In a possible explanation of why many women gain weight after menopause, a U.S. researcher said on Wednesday that monkeys whose ovaries are removed eat 67 percent more food and gain 5 percent of body weight in just weeks."
Written By J. Foster
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That would be an interesting article to read. Have there been any updates on that research?
This is my take on weight gain and menopause:
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