• What really causes the weight gain in Philadelphia?
  • What if obesity has nothing to do with overeating for most people?
  • What if there is a metabolic reason for your weight gain called insulin resistance?
  • Did the now withdrawn and failed food pyramid miss the bus and mislead us toward a grain based diet that lead to weight gain?

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Causes of weight gain Philadelphia

  • Do you have upper belly or upper body weight?
  • Do you crave starchy foods?
  • Do you feel you eat bigger portions?
  • Do you feel you cannot control your hunger?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you are not alone. Although most people blame themselves or the victim for being overweight or obese, the real reason why people overeat has to do with their hormonal balance, especially when it comes to their insulin resistance.

Is insulin resistance causing your overeating?

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