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I am 51, healthy Male, with no known health problems. I have been taking 3-4 pegs of Whisky or Rum daily for last 20 years. Off late I have started gaining weight as I have full time sitting job. I do 30-40 minutes morning walk regularly and some free hand exercise too. Is the liquor culprit here, for my weight gain or does it cause weight gain?
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Your BMI is 33, which falls in Obese Class 1 category. Right now your body is carrying about 25-30 extra Kgs which can effect the functioning of vital organs in the long run. It is better if you consult any Dietician in your town who can create a Diet + Exercise plan for you. It is important for you to get healthy and fit right now since you are in your 50s now. Yes, Liquor does cause weight gain. Because you tend to eat lot of snacks with liquor and after drinks people tend to overeat food. Its better to look after you healthy now.
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