Study confirms that anti-allergies increase weight

Recent studies have revealed that people who use anti-allergies to relieve their allergies and relieve their symptoms are more likely to gain a number of kilogs compared to people who do not.

Research was conducted on approximately 867 people, with anti-allergy users found to be obese and obese compared to people who did not.

The data indicate that of the anti-allergy users, approximately 45% are obese, compared to 30% of those who do not use anti-allergic reactions.