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ms. Connie Sanders related weight gain began in her 40s. She has a thyroid condition and is receiving medication. She reportedly has gained 60 to 70 pounds within the past six months and stated "I am not eating." Ms. Sanders has not attempted any significant diet plans in the past. Problem foods are fast foods, fried foods, sweets, high glycemic carbohydrates, chocolate, salty snacks, ice cream and eating large quantities.

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