Longevity Magazine

DON’T PUT ON kilos THIS CHRISTMAS

It’s that time of year again – Christmas functions, catch-ups with family, Christmas dinner – so it’s not hard to see why weight gain during the holiday season is a reality for most of us.

According to research from the British Dietetic Association, we can gain about 2kg over the four-week Christmas period. Add on the average 6kg to 7kg Australian women gain each decade, and the numbers start looking scary.

Losing weight during the festive season is impractical

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