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9 Steps to Lose Your Belly (BASED ON SCIENCE)

9 Steps to Lose Your Belly (BASED ON SCIENCE)

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Learn the 9 scientifically proven steps to lose your belly fat fast. If you're looking for the best way to lose your belly and to lose weight permanently this video will cut all the bs. Whether you're a man or a woman you will start seeing results at home in the mirror in as little as a week after following this advice. 1. Burning Fat from Whole Body 0: 27 2. Weight Training 1: 54 3. Cardio 4: 05 4. Diet 4: 50 5. Increasing fiber in your diet 6: 47 6. Incorporate More Protein 7: 28 7. Cut Sugar 8: 07 8. Alcohol Consumption 8: 55 9. Decrease Stress Levels 9: 43 So you're looking for effective ways to blast away that belly fat? And you don't want to waste your time on things that don't work so you can get this done as fast as possible. Unfortunately there are a lot of qick fixes all over the internet that just don't deliver the results they promise. So today I want to give you 9 tips to lose that belly fat based on science. These are steps that scientists recommend you take so you can reduce your belly fat over time. The first step is to concentrate on burning fat from your whole body rather than just your belly. I know it may sound counter intuitive, but this is the best way to burn belly fat. Most studies have completely debunked spot reduction or target fat burning. One study looked at the effectiveness of losing fat from one of your arms. 104 participants were required to take part in a weight training program designed to target their non dominant arm. After 12 weeks researchers came to the conclusion that even though participants did lose some fat they lost fat from their whole body not just the trained arm. Similar studies like this were performed to test if you can target the abdominal region. 40 Overweight and Obese participants stuck to an abs specific weight training routine for 12 weeks, but experienced no extra fat loss from their belly when compared to dieting alone. Even though there are a few studies that have reported results that showed that you can target fat burn in certain situations, this was usually attributed to either flaws in the study or due to the fact that a very small amount of people were studied. Overall the majority of the scientific evidences is heavily stacked against this idea of spot reduction. So get the idea of target fat burning and spot reduction out of your head. Now with that said that doesn't mean that we can't burn belly fat with things like weight training. It just means we can't isolate and burn only belly without also burning the fat from other areas of the body. So that brings me right to the next step that science recommends we take to burn belly fat and keep it off over time. Weight training. There are many studies comparing weight training to cardio for fat loss. And most studies show that cardio will burn more calories and more fat on a minute by minute basis when compared with weight training. Unfortunately most of theses studies usually last for a couple weeks or months at the most. The participants and the changes to their bodies aren't observed for a very long period of time. However one study known as the health professionals follow up study was done over a 12 year period between 1996 and 2008. This study also involved a huge amount of participants. Over 10, 500 men over 40 years old took part and they were each divided into one of four groups. Each group either increased the amount of time spent either weight. Studies: Upper body resistance training did not yield upper body fat loss: Abdominal training had no effect on abdominal fat loss Health Proffesionals follow up study: Metabolic Rate Increases from Weight Training: 600 Person Low Carb vs Low Fat Study: Dietary Fiber Soluble Fiber 3. 7% Reduction in Belly fat Diet's High in Protein help you feel full: Diet's High in Protein Increase Energy Expenditure High protein diet inversely correlated with belly fat: Sugar Causes increased fat accumulation around belly: Alcohol consumption and abdominal obesity
Date: 2021-12-23

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Actually, there is no debate about cutting carbs, except from big agriculture. Sports nutritionists have understood the role of carbs for generations and the medical industry has pressured food companies to STOP PROMOTING LOW FAT FOODS since the 90s. Big Agro is still winning this fight in the grocery stores, and there's no explanation for dieticians and nutritionists outside the sports world, but that's where the debate is, which industry controls the market. As far as how to be healthy and cut body fat, cutting carbs is known to be an effective, scientifically proven method with much lower risk of medical complications due to eating disorders, diabetes, and heart disease. It's also easier to stick to an exercise plan when you have energy and don't feel hungry, which is a benefit of cutting insulin stimulating carbs instead of energy producing healthy fats. Which food conglomerate bribed you to push the idea that science doesn't have the data to back low carbs over low energy? The facts are in and have gotten more interesting in the twenty+ years you apparently missed on the subject.
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I do intermitten fasting, and it's great. I also recommend drinking enough water and eating a balanced meal of carbs, proteins and veggies. Eat slowly and take your time. That'll make calorie cutting easier coz when you eat fast, you overeat and your stomach doesn't have the time to send the message that you're full. Eating slowly, however, gives your stomach the time to tell you that you're full. Hope this helps and good luck in your fitness journey: D
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I wonder about the protein idea: in India, the majority of over 1 billion people don't eat meat. They don't worry about protein intake like Western ideas. Is it really more the incredible amount of sugar in our diet, in every pre-processed food, and fat, that contributes to our weight gain?
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Belly fat is very difficult reason it is a hormoon that is very stubborn but that said the one that keeps on trying will succeed stubborn or not. Belly fat is the last fat that will go away, be patience I lost my belly fat and I was 120 kilo (lost 45 kilo) in 8 months
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So I can't loose belly fat without weight training. am doing a low carb diet I lost 10kg in 3months combining it with only body weight hiit workouts but my belly is going down slow so that means I need to lift weights?
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I love high quality protiens, kale, cabbage, tomatoes, green beans, cucumber, and all other vegetables. ALL vegetables have high quality protien, stop eating oils and sugars and dead animals and then, all is well
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This shit is bs. I usually like ur other vids. The huge group over 40 showed less gain in weight training group because they are the only ones who worked out & others didn't work out enough or maybe at all.
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How many calories should I consume as a 15 yr old Im moderately active since its winter break. I usually go on an 2 1 hour walks at leisurely or brisk paste and Im doing 40min workouts ever other day.
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What about if you do a meal plan but you order it online instead of actually going to the store I know usually you would do chicken and rice or green beans I like using megafit meals super tasty
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I have started weight training after 10 years but couldn't see much difference cos I consume a lot of sugar after this am cutting sugar intake thankq for the information
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