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3 simple ways to nip weight gain in the bud

There are natural fluctuations in your weight – but extra pounds gained over a two-week period can spell trouble. Janis Jibrin, RD, shares three ways to stop weight gain in its tracks.


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  • How to break through a weight-loss plateau

  • What is the key to lasting weight loss?

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  • What can cause unwanted weight gain?

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