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Expats Report Unexpected Physical Changes After Moving to the US
A recent social media video by Anna Montoliu, an expatriate living in the United States, has sparked a conversation about the unexpected physical changes individuals may experience after relocating to a new country. Montoliu, who moved to the US in 2023, detailed her journey, including significant weight gain, persistent acne, and changes in hair texture, which she attributes primarily to differences in food and water quality compared to her home country, Spain. "I gained 6 to 8 kilos, and it's not because I ate worse, but the food is completely different," Montoliu stated in her video. Her experience resonates with many online, as comments reveal similar struggles. One user shared, "7 months in the USA. I gained 6Kg. Eating the same as in Spain, and exercising. Bloated is an understatement." Another commenter highlighted the hair issue, saying, "I hate the hair thing, I have to wash it every day and in Spain it lasted me 3/4 days." The discussion extends to the perceived quality of produce and water, with some suggesting that "food is pure bad fat" and that "the quality of food and common water is not the same as in Spain." While some users reported positive changes or attributed weight fluctuations to personal choices, the broader sentiment points to a shared concern among those who have relocated, suggesting a need for more awareness regarding dietary and environmental shifts that can impact physical well-being.
