The Average Weight Gain in Dec. is Five Pounds

The Thanksgiving-through-New Year's season is the biggest EATING SEASON of the year . . . and that's saying something, since we're a country that likes its eating.

So what's the damage? According to a new survey, the average weight gain in December is . . . four to five pounds.

Here are the top five reasons people gave for gaining weight during the holiday season.

#1.) More social gatherings.

#2.) More rich comfort foods available.

#3.) More stress.

#4.) A limited selection of fresh fruits and vegetables.

#5.) Less physical activity.

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