Non-food items in your home could be keeping you fat, doctor says

You need to check your pans (Image: Getty) A doctor has revealed everyday items could be sabotaging your weight loss efforts. According to Professor Franklin Joseph of Dr Frank's Weight Loss Clinic, some common household products may be doing more harm than good when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight. "Many people are unaware that certain everyday items contain chemicals known as endocrine disruptors," he said.

"These substances can interfere with your hormones, making it harder to lose weight and easier to gain it." Here are the top five unsuspecting culprits that could be contributing to your weight gain, along with some practical changes you can make: 1. Plastic containers and bottles function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.

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