Stress eating is commonly associated with weight gain by way of making poor food choices, eating larger portions or engaging in mindless eating as a result of stress-related emotions. While you often attribute the weight gain to the food you’re eating, recent research has discovered that maybe it is the stress itself causing the weight…
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