Men's health belly fat cure
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Why do I have a pregnant looking belly? I cant get rid of it. I am 29 yrs old. I dont have fat other than that I am very lean. I am not exaggerating either I look 3-4 months pregnant unless I dont eat. This is quit the problem also due to I have a shorter torso so my lower belly looks like it starts right under my ribs. Could I have some type of medical problem that wouldnt show up in regular checkups including womenly ones? This problem makes my lower back hurt as well.
My belly button has popped too...of course I am 7 months pregnant, and somehow I suspect that is not the case with you. May I suggest the men's health forum? This is a pregnancy forum so I don't think you will get any answers here. Sorry.
Belly fat is thought to be caused by an excess of simple carbs, such as sugar and white flour. If not burned quickly they store as fat, and the belly is the first place they are stored, which gives rise to the term beer belly -- alcohol is high is sugar and carbs. So along with exercise, the important thing is to eat foods you metabolize well and digest well and cut down on the ones that "stick," such as simple carbs and the wrong kinds of fat.
Hi, loosing belly fat can be a difficult job at times. You want to get rid of the belly fat. Follow a few tips to start losing belly fat but it would not be a faster phenomenon. Major factors contributing to belly fat are overeating, no exercise, lack of balanced diet. Serving sizes bigger than required/ eating without being hungry/ snacking while watching movies, TV. You have two each small sized servings more frequently a day as compared to large servings few times a day.
So I'm new here. Just wondering what the quickest, easiest method to lose belly fat is? It bothers me and I think its time for it to go.
Reduce your belly fat within the first six months after delivery. Women who have not shed pregnancy pounds by the six month mark are less likely to lose the weight in years to come, according to Dr. Judith Reichman,
If you're breastfeeding, on average that burns approximately 500 calories a day.
Try to get 30 to 60 minutes of aerobics every day. Perform light physical activity like cycling, walking or swimming.
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