Do you usually gain weight around the holidays?
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Yes, about a pound
Yes, several pounds
No
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Fact: Holiday Weight Gain
Contrary to popular belief, most people only gain about one pound over the holidays.
The bad news? Most people don't ever lose that extra weight. It may stick with them for a lifetime.
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