Drinking coffee not only upsets sleep cycles; students to grab a cuppa joe with their roommates in the evening probably also grab a snack to go along with it. Too much partying can also upset sleep cycles and lead to irregular eating habits.
However, Bowe claims that partying and being lazy are not the primary causes of the freshman 15 for most students. Students with heavy work and study schedules have little time for exercise and may miss out on strict dining hall hours. Often the food served in dining halls is unpalatable too.
The freshman 15 is usually nothing to be concerned about. Being thrust into adulthood s a good thing for most college students, who learn quickly that their parents are no longer telling them when to do their homework, when to go to soccer practice, or when to eat. Before long, freshman learn that if they don't schedule regular exercise and eating habits that they are going to gain weight. Losing however many pounds that were gained during freshman year, whether 2 or 15, might mean simple tweaks to the college student's lifestyle habits.
Unfortunately many students who do gain weight during their freshman year do not take it off (Hellmich). Some students continue to put on weight throughout college. One of the most comprehensive studies of the freshman...
By the end of their sophomore year, men had gained an average of 9.5 pounds, and women 9.2. The weight gain might continue after graduation, leading to the health problems associated with being overweight. Moreover, the freshman 15 might indicate unhealthy lifestyle habits that lead to significant problems down the road and possibly psychological issues like eating disorders or anxiety.
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