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Having a BMI in the healthy range doesn’t mean you’re safe from health conditions often associated with obesity
Your body may temporarily add a few pounds as it adjusts to new demands and grows stronger
Hormones, water retention and even exercise can play a part in daily weight changes
Having underweight, having overweight and having obesity can be dangerous for your heart
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