The Obesogen Effect: Why We Eat Less and Exercise More but Still Struggle to Lose Weight
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The Obesogen Effect: Why We Eat Less and Exercise More but Still Struggle to Lose Weight

by Bruce Blumberg Phd

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In The Obesogen Effect, Bruce Blumberg PhD uncovers why reducing calorie intake and increasing physical activity often falls short in achieving weight loss. The book highlights environmental factors that disrupt the body's natural balance, making it harder to shed pounds. It provides a scientific perspective on the ongoing battle against weight gain in today's world.

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The Obesogen Effect explores the challenges of weight loss in modern times, where traditional methods like dieting and exercise do not always succeed.

Author Bruce Blumberg PhD examines why individuals continue to struggle despite their best efforts to eat less and move more.

This book delves into the scientific reasons behind persistent weight issues, offering insights into overlooked influences on body weight.

Readers gain an understanding of how everyday exposures may impact metabolism and fat storage.

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