Popular Foods Behind Your Winter Weight Gain
It's normal to regret shorter days, the need to cover up, and the abrupt lack of outdoor recreation as temperatures drop.
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However, absence of outdoor exercise may not be the only factor affecting scale numbers. Dietitians reveal which winter foods can cause weight gain.
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Cookies—from office goodies to Christmas treats from family—are a key cause of weight gain in winter.
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Most cookies contain refined flour and sugar, which raise blood sugar. The Flourished Table owner Elise Harlow, MS, RD, says this raises insulin
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There's nothing like a warm bowl of soup on a cold day, yet cream-based soups may cause considerable weight gain.
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Latkes are a Hanukkah traditional, but eating them all month might cause winter weight gain.
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Pie, whether pumpkin, apple, or pecan, is heavy in calories and lacking in fiber and protein, so you may find yourself eating seconds or thirds.
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Holiday casseroles like baked mac and cheese and green beans with fried onions are high in calories and fat, making them easy to fill up on.
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"In general, as we approach the colder months, people tend to crave more comforting foods such as mac and cheese and cheesy
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