How To Get A Flat Stomach In A Month – How To Lose Belly Fat FAST
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How to Get a Flat Stomach in a Month – How to Lose Belly Fat FAST
Let’s start with a reality check — despite the claims of the fad diets and belly-busting exercises out there, you can’t target fat loss. If you want a flatter stomach, you need to reduce your overall body fat level with a low-calorie, high-nutrition diet and regular calorie-burning exercise. You probably won’t be able to achieve washboard abs in a month, but you can establish new, healthier habits that will benefit your belly and the rest of your body.
How to Get a Flat Stomach Part 1 Improving Your Diet
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Reduce your calorie intake. If you want a flatter stomach, you need to reduce your body fat, and you do that by burning more calories than you consume. Reducing your calorie intake will cause your body to turn to its internal fuel reserve — the fat you are seeking to eliminate.
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Increase your fiber intake. Fruits, vegetables, beans and legumes, and whole grains not only offer an array of nutrients, they are also high-fiber foods that can help your weight-loss regimen in several ways. The recommended daily intake for fiber depends on your age and sex; refer to to figure out how much fiber you need.
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Choose lean proteins. Lean proteins like fish, poultry, and low-fat dairy products offer beneficial nutrients without excess calories or unhealthy fats. They can also help supply you with the energy you’ll need to keep up an active exercise regimen, which is also an important component of achieving a flat stomach.
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Start meals with soup. Achieving a healthier diet is all about feeling satisfied with fewer calories and without sacrificing beneficial nutrients. It turns out that something as simple as soup can be of great help.
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Don’t buy into belly-fat-busting food myths. Be skeptical any time you read or hear that “this” smoothie or “that” kind of protein targets and helps eliminate belly fat. No food (or exercise, for that matter) can target fat in a specific area of the body; you either reduce your overall amount of body fat everywhere or nowhere.
How to Get a Flat Stomach Part 2 Exercising Efficiently
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Take off your “fat jacket.” It’s a simple analogy, but helps make the point about the types of exercise that offer the best results for fat reduction and, in turn, a flatter stomach.
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Vary your cardiovascular exercise routines. For fat reduction and weight loss, your goal should be to average thirty to sixty minutes of aerobic exercise daily.
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Incorporate . While it’s true you’ll need to lose the fat over your abdominals so that your muscle tone can show through, don’t rely on cardio alone to get the job done. Muscle will help reshape your body and allow you to actually burn calories while your body is at rest, not just when you’re hitting the gym. Studies show that those who lift weights have a lower fat mass percentage than those who do aerobic exercise alone.
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Get more “bang” for your ab-exercise “buck.” Ideally, instead of focusing on muscle-toning exercises that target only your abdominals, you should seek out alternatives that utilize other muscle groups as well. They often require more exertion, which can help with fat burning. Also, additional muscle tone in the back, chest, shoulders, legs, etc. can improve posture and otherwise help make your belly appear slimmer.
How to Get a Flat Stomach Part 3 Enhancing Your Stomach’s Appearance
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Practice good posture. Your mother was on to something when she hounded you about standing up straight. Standing and sitting with improved posture can noticeably reduce the appearance of a bulge in your belly, even before you factor in fat-reduction and muscle-toning strategies.
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Work to reduce your stress level. It turns out that you can place a little bit of the blame for your bulging belly on our caveman ancestors. Part of the “fight or flight” reflex that helped protect our predecessors from sabre-tooth tigers triggers a release of cortisol, which signals the body to store fat in the abdominal area — saving it as energy for tough times to come.
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Get more sleep. A lack of sufficient sleep also causes stress on the body, and results in increased cortisol levels, which again trigger fat storage. Getting the amount of sleep that is right for your body should help reduce your cortisol levels, and therefore in turn your fat storage mechanism.
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Battle bloating. In addition to an excess of abdominal fat, bloating can be a major (if often temporary) culprit for causing a less-than-flat stomach. Making some changes in diet and habits can help reduce your experiences of bloating.
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Drink more water. Despite what some people assume, drinking lots of water does not cause “water-weight gain.” Rather, drinking water helps flush out the system and limit bloating.