02-25-2014
16:19
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02-25-2014
16:23
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MatthewFitbit
02-25-2014
16:19
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02-25-2014
16:23
by
MatthewFitbit
How do you reduce visceral fat?
02-25-2014 16:36
02-25-2014 16:36
There are lots of threads on these forums with this same question... The truth is, you really can't target fat loss. Your body will take fat from everywhere until a certain area gets low enough (fat %). The crunches and other ab work will help tone your muscles, but won't make the fat there disappear any faster other than just by burning calories. All the weight loss neoprene belts that are advertised only help you sweat there... that "water weight" will come right back.
It all comes down to one immutable rule... calories out (burned) - calories in (eaten/drank)... if you burn more than you take in, you lose weight... if you burn less, you gain weight.
02-25-2014 17:29
02-25-2014 17:29
Reducing your sugar intake will help reduce your overall fat. Resent studies have shown that increased blood sugar levels stop your bodies ability to burn fat.
02-27-2014 08:57
02-27-2014 08:57
There appears to be one simple, effective answer......eat less calories than your body consumes. There are no magic solutions to the issue. Eat less, move more.
07-02-2017 14:44
07-02-2017 14:44