REDUCED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Cold weather often leads to less outdoor activities, where people often have sedentry lifestyle.

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LESS SUNLIGHT EXPOSURE

Limited sunlight exposure reduces vitamin D levels in body, which slowdown the metabolism process.

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HOLIDAY PAMPER

Festive seasons often bring calorie-rich foods and treats, which leads to overeating. 

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HORMONAL CHANGES

Cold temperatures influence hormonal changes, impacting appetite and metabolism.

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EXCESSIVE FOOD CRAVINGS

Cold weather triggers cravings for comforting foods that are often sweet and high-calorie foods.

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INSUFFICIENT HYDRATION

Reduced sensation of thirst in the cold may result in inadequate water intake.

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WEARING LOADS OF CLOTHES

Bulky winter clothing may hide weight gain signs, which delays the awareness of weight gain.

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LESS OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

Snow and icy conditions limit outdoor exercise options, affecting workout routines.

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INCREASED STRESS LEVELS

Winter stress, coupled with holidays, can lead to emotional eating as well as weight gain.

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LACK OF FRESH PRODUCT

Lack of fresh produce in winter may lead to weight gain as it reduces access to nutritious options, promoting unhealthy choices.

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