Females May Be More Susceptible To Overindulge Sweet Tooth Cravings Than Males
It is well known that obesity has reached epidemic proportions. As waistbands expand, so do the number of health gurus heralding the benefits of portion control and exercise to keep obesity at bay. But with some studies indicating that the rate of obesity is greater in women than in men, could it be that women are at a disadvantage when it comes to these obesity avoidance tactics? Is it possible that females are predisposed to succumb to the temptation to overeat? And could exercise be a less effective method of appetite suppression in women than in men? Researchers at The Florida State University say the answer could be yes.
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“Females May Be More Susceptible To Overindulge Sweet Tooth Cravings Than Males”
Ha! I knew it already. It’s a true, sad part of a woman’s life. Those dang hormones. LOL
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