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Where the weight is processed, there is a clear representation of how these fat-loss hormones work. Tomatoes, for example, induce pancreatic inflammation in 67% of women who push their midsection to store fat:

Which of these is More true?

In the lower half, I carry much of my extra weight (buttocks, hips and thighs).

I've got more of an apple shape; my mid-section and tummy area are my trouble areas.

My extra weight is uniformly distributed throughout my body.

I have more than an hour-glass figure, but I should also shed a few extra pounds.

I've always been a little overweight, and I've struggled with weight loss all my life.

Until recently, I've had no trouble managing my weight.

After beginning either birth control and/or depression/anxiety drugs, I found more weight gain.

My ability to lose weight changed after I gave birth to my first child.

Generally speaking, I am satisfied and have consistent energy throughout the day.

In past 5-10 years, I've been more drained than I used to be.

I'm OK, but I just feel sort of "off" and I don't feel like myself.

I've had good days (happy and energetic) mixed with bad days (fatigue, mild depression)

I use prescription and/or over-the-counter supplements to help with mood and energy.

Low-Carb diets help me losing weight easily.

A prescription pill or over-the-counter replacement has performed very well.

Calorie Counting or Point Counting has helped the most.

It's the perfect way for me to do a workout or a cardio program.

Typically, I lose weight quickly at the start, but then almost every time I reach the plateau.

I experience extreme cravings and/or mood swings when losing weight.

When I die, I normally feel exhausted and sometimes have headaches and/or bad sleep.

I lose weight really slowly and when I die or initiate a new fitness program.

I agree that doctors should be responsible for diet and exercise and that some drugs are perfect for long-term weight loss.

Mainstream media (Bloggers, YouTube Gurus, TV Doctors, etc.) tend to have the most up-to-date and practical weight loss knowledge available.

I would like to take advice from a trusted expert specialized in female-specific, lifelong loss of weight and longevity.

Trying a bit of something from different sources is the most successful and effective way to lose weight.

I would like to take instructions from someone with an extensive track record of performance using the most up-to-date methods.

between 18-29 years old

between 30-40 years old

between 41-59 years old

Over 60 years old

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Which of these is More true?