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In the world of fitness, challenges like plank, squat, and push-up regimens, or more intense ones like 75Hard and 4x4x48, are everywhere. But before diving in, it's crucial to understand that these challenges weren't necessarily designed with your unique needs in mind.
Menopause is a transformative stage in a woman's life that often comes with a myriad of changes, including weight gain. A common concern among women is whether hormone replacement therapy (HRT) will exacerbate this issue. Let's explore the nuanced relationship between HRT and weight gain, and debunk some myths along the way.
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