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Is Night Eating Becoming A Problem?

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The feminist movement opened the proverbial door for women who wanted out of the house. But a recent study suggests that trading in aprons for pantsuits could be making women fatter than they’ve ever been. The modern female is doing fewer household chores, research found, which translates into fewer calories burned overall on a daily …

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