Are you Gaining weight for some reason? Must read this...
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* Fluid retention can result in rapid weight gain or edoema in particular body areas and may be a sign of heart failure. Slow blood flow from and to the body through the heart affects the health of the body's other important organs. In turn, fluid accumulates in the tissues, causing edoema and weight gain.* Certain drugs may cause rapid weight gain in their users. Some drugs used to treat the following ailments may cause individuals to gain weight quickly: Seizures diabetes mellitus and high blood pressureMental health issues and depression* A thyroid disorder called hypothyroidism can slow the metabolism, which can result in weight gain. The kidneys are impacted by hypothyroidism, which can lead to fluid retention in the body.* Cycles of planned weight loss and unintended weight gain are referred to as yo-yo dieting. Notably, this pattern raises the likelihood of weight gain over the long run.* A typical issue that may affect your weight is chronic stress. High levels of the stress hormone cortisol have been associated to increased appetite and a desire for highly appetising, calorie-dense foods, which can result in weight gain.
* Fluid retention can result in rapid weight gain or edoema in particular body areas and may be a sign of heart failure. Slow blood flow from and to the body through the heart affects the health of the body's other important organs. In turn, fluid accumulates in the tissues, causing edoema and weight gain.* Certain drugs may cause rapid weight gain in their users. Some drugs used to treat the following ailments may cause individuals to gain weight quickly: Seizures diabetes mellitus and high blood pressureMental health issues and depression* A thyroid disorder called hypothyroidism can slow the metabolism, which can result in weight gain. The kidneys are impacted by hypothyroidism, which can lead to fluid retention in the body.* Cycles of planned weight loss and unintended weight gain are referred to as yo-yo dieting. Notably, this pattern raises the likelihood of weight gain over the long run.* A typical issue that may affect your weight is chronic stress. High levels of the stress hormone cortisol have been associated to increased appetite and a desire for highly appetising, calorie-dense foods, which can result in weight gain.