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A major problem associated with cycles of weight loss and weight gain is
 
  a. decreased ability to metabolize body fat.
  b. loss of sensitivity to physiologic hunger cues.
  c. a false sense of empowerment and control of body weight.
  d. hormonal imbalances triggered by changes in body fat levels.

Question 2

For a woman who is obese at conception, the recommended total weight gain should be a minimum of what?
 
  A) 13 pounds B) 11 pounds C) 15 pounds D) 17 pounds



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Answer to Question 1

B
Cycles of weight loss and regain result in loss of sensitivity to physiologic hunger cues. The body's ability to metabolize body fat is unaffected. Usually individuals who lose and regain weight feel loss of control rather than empowerment. Weight cycling does not generally affect hormone balance.

Answer to Question 2

B
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The recommended weight gain for women who are obese at the time of conception is 11 to 20 pounds.



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