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Hormone Weight Gain

Hormonal weight gain is weight gain associated with underlying hormonal imbalances. For men, hormonal weight gain can be caused by high stress or cortisol levels in the body. The heightened levels of cortisol may make the body go into survival mode and induce the production of fat cells which will cause a declining metabolism to […]
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Hormonal Weight Loss & Gain

Are you gaining weight despite the diets and workouts? Your hormones may be to blame for it. Generally, calories would be blamed for the weight gain. But when there is a hormone imbalance, more factors are in play, causing weight loss resistance. According to Harvard-educated physician-scientist and New York Times best-selling author, Dr. Sara Gottfried, […]
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