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Despite strict diets and regular exercise, many people struggle to lose weight. Experts say the issue often involves hormones, lifestyle habits, sleep, stress, and underlying health conditions.

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Doctors say menopause weight gain is not your fault, driven by profound hormonal changes that don’t always respond to “eat less, move more.” On What Matters With Liz, Dr. Mary Claire Haver told a ...

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