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How to loss little belly fat and define abs?

Saturday, May 22nd, 2010

I am 16 male, like 5 foot 7 135-140 pounds i have a pretty good body build, i just have little stomach fat that i want to get rid of so i can show my abs, what is a good routine to follow to get rid of this little fat and define or show my abs? I need you to show or tell me what to do

How to loss little belly fat and define abs?

Saturday, May 22nd, 2010

I am 16 male, like 5 foot 7 135-140 pounds i have a pretty good body build, i just have little stomach fat that i want to get rid of so i can show my abs, what is a good routine to follow to get rid of this little fat and define or show my abs? I need you to show or tell me what to do

The Little Known Problem With Low Fat Diets

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

It is absolutely impossible to escape the hysteria going on in the supermarket aisles around the country today. The low fat craze is everywhere. Think of a food, and there is sure to be a low fat version of it. Some of them seem absolutely unbelievable to any fair minded person. I mean think about it. Low fat ice cream! Do you believe it is true? Well I’m going to reveal to you today that even though foods like this are low fat technically, they really aren’t in reality. You’re going to learn that you have to see what happens inside of your body when your body digests your food to determine how fattening the food really is.

Before I expand on this, you should first know what the original low fat diet is all about, and how this has shaped food manufacturing in this country.

This diet gets you to eat low fat foods to lose weight. The idea is simple, eat low fat food, and you don’t put on any fat. As you are going to find out, your body is far more complicated than that, and just because a food doesn’t have fat to start off with, it doesn’t mean that it won’t end up being fat by the time it is totally processed inside of you.

The low fat diet has gained a lot of traction over the last two decades. So , the food manufacturers had to act, or lose their market share. That’s why we have a low fat version of everything when you go to the supermarket. The only problem is that many of these food companies replace the fat in the foods with a huge amount of sugars and other refined carbohydrates to maintain the taste of that food.

Therefore, if you are following a low fat diet, you are probably eating a lot of refined carbohydrates.

So, what does that mean?

Refined carbohydrates get processed as soon as you start eating it, and breaks down into glucose (a potent source of energy for your body) so that it can actually be used by your body. The way your body does this is by dumping the glucose into your blood stream. Now you blood picks up the glucose and transports it to all areas of your body. That way you never run out of energy.

Well what if you don’t need this energy right now?

Your body stores this excess glucose as glycogen in your muscles. If all of your glycogen stores are already full, then it is stored as fat!

I hope you understood that. Let me rephrase it ensure you get it.

If you eat a lot of refined carbohydrates, it will eventually turn to fat if you eat more than you need. Unless you are very active, and make use of your glycogen stores, you don’t need refined carbohydrates. Even then, you might only use them straight after a workout.

So although you may be eating what’s called a ‘low fat’ food, it is really anything but low fat.

Now the main exception to this is low fat milk, low fat cheese or low fat natural yogurt. These usually don’t have refined sugar. Most of the other types of ‘low fat’ foods though are full of it.

The worst thing about these refined carbohydrates are that they are very addictive. If you study how insulin works in your body, you’ll realize that your body starts craving for these high sugar foods, often when you aren’t even hungry. It’s a vicious cycle you want to stay away from. It’s a cycle that most obese and overweight people are right in the middle of. There are also other effects of eating too many refined carbs. These include unstable energy levels, mood swings, headaches and onset of life threatening diseases such as heart disease.

This all explains why there are so many people that buy low fat food religiously, but still don’t manage to drop any weight. They blame themselves, their genetics, when its not really their fault. They were just not taught how their own body works. If you have had this experience then you now know why.

The bottom line is that what you eat is as, if not more important as how much you eat.

So next time you go shopping and you see the “Low Fat” sign on the food, make sure you check the ingredients label to see how much sugar and carbs are in it. Now you know that excess refined carbs are pretty much the same thing as fat, you’ll be able to see right through the sneaky companies that try and trick you with this.

If you enjoyed this, read more diet strategies here. You can also read about how crash diets don’t work here.

The Little Known Problem With Low Fat Diets

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

It is absolutely impossible to escape the hysteria going on in the supermarket aisles around the country today. The low fat craze is everywhere. Think of a food, and there is sure to be a low fat version of it. Some of them seem absolutely unbelievable to any fair minded person. I mean think about it. Low fat ice cream! Do you believe it is true? Well I’m going to reveal to you today that even though foods like this are low fat technically, they really aren’t in reality. You’re going to learn that you have to see what happens inside of your body when your body digests your food to determine how fattening the food really is.

Before I expand on this, you should first know what the original low fat diet is all about, and how this has shaped food manufacturing in this country.

This diet gets you to eat low fat foods to lose weight. The idea is simple, eat low fat food, and you don’t put on any fat. As you are going to find out, your body is far more complicated than that, and just because a food doesn’t have fat to start off with, it doesn’t mean that it won’t end up being fat by the time it is totally processed inside of you.

The low fat diet has gained a lot of traction over the last two decades. So , the food manufacturers had to act, or lose their market share. That’s why we have a low fat version of everything when you go to the supermarket. The only problem is that many of these food companies replace the fat in the foods with a huge amount of sugars and other refined carbohydrates to maintain the taste of that food.

Therefore, if you are following a low fat diet, you are probably eating a lot of refined carbohydrates.

So, what does that mean?

Refined carbohydrates get processed as soon as you start eating it, and breaks down into glucose (a potent source of energy for your body) so that it can actually be used by your body. The way your body does this is by dumping the glucose into your blood stream. Now you blood picks up the glucose and transports it to all areas of your body. That way you never run out of energy.

Well what if you don’t need this energy right now?

Your body stores this excess glucose as glycogen in your muscles. If all of your glycogen stores are already full, then it is stored as fat!

I hope you understood that. Let me rephrase it ensure you get it.

If you eat a lot of refined carbohydrates, it will eventually turn to fat if you eat more than you need. Unless you are very active, and make use of your glycogen stores, you don’t need refined carbohydrates. Even then, you might only use them straight after a workout.

So although you may be eating what’s called a ‘low fat’ food, it is really anything but low fat.

Now the main exception to this is low fat milk, low fat cheese or low fat natural yogurt. These usually don’t have refined sugar. Most of the other types of ‘low fat’ foods though are full of it.

The worst thing about these refined carbohydrates are that they are very addictive. If you study how insulin works in your body, you’ll realize that your body starts craving for these high sugar foods, often when you aren’t even hungry. It’s a vicious cycle you want to stay away from. It’s a cycle that most obese and overweight people are right in the middle of. There are also other effects of eating too many refined carbs. These include unstable energy levels, mood swings, headaches and onset of life threatening diseases such as heart disease.

This all explains why there are so many people that buy low fat food religiously, but still don’t manage to drop any weight. They blame themselves, their genetics, when its not really their fault. They were just not taught how their own body works. If you have had this experience then you now know why.

The bottom line is that what you eat is as, if not more important as how much you eat.

So next time you go shopping and you see the “Low Fat” sign on the food, make sure you check the ingredients label to see how much sugar and carbs are in it. Now you know that excess refined carbs are pretty much the same thing as fat, you’ll be able to see right through the sneaky companies that try and trick you with this.

If you enjoyed this, read more diet strategies here. You can also read about how crash diets don’t work here.

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Friday, November 6th, 2009


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Fat Loss – It’s The Little Things

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009


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Burn Fat Fast With a Little Variety

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

There are too many times during any body fat burning program when your results come to a screeching halt.

You may have found an excellent program that burns fat fast in the first couple of days; but suddenly, your rapid weight loss stops, and you cannot figure out why since you are doing the exact same things as before.

What has happened is that you have hit a “weight loss plateau”. This happens when the program that you have been using that has shown such great results runs into your body fat burning nemesis; your metabolism.

You metabolism is a crafty little beast, and it adapts to any changes in diet and fat burning in a very short amount of time. Your body will adapt to any new fat burning or exercise program in a short amount of time.

When your body adjusts to the new fat burning program you are using, you will hit the weight loss plateau. And when you hit that plateau, you will see a significant drop in your body fat burning results.

Here is one simple tip to insure that you will keep your metabolism guessing; and help you break thru any weight loss plateau that you may have hit and continue to burn fat fast.

Add a little variety to your workouts.

If you do the exact same workout every time you hit the gym, your body will adapt to it; and eventually, you will stop burning body fat even if you workout for the same amount of time.

So if you bike one day, try jogging or swimming the next. If you weight train from the shoulders down every time you hit the gym, why not reverse it the next day? Start with your legs and work your way up.

The idea is to keep your body guessing as to what is going to come next. If you do, your metabolism will not adapt to your new exercise or body fat burning program.

So break the routine that you have been accustomed to; not only will you keep your body guessing, but you will also keep boredom at bay as well.

And you will start to burn fat fast once again; just like you did when you first started your program.

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Little Known Ways to Burn Fat

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

When it comes to burning fat some people may be clueless but most are not. Most people know the basics like cutting calories and working out. The thing about the science of burning fat is that there are so many things to know it is almost impossible to know them all. This can actually be a great source of frustration and cause you to give up if you are not getting great results right away. Here are a few of the lesser known things about burning fat to help you get that extra edge and make a fit lifestyle a reality for you.

One of the hardest things for people to do is to stop the habit of grazing or in other words eating little bites of junk food pretty much all day. It is easy to start of the day with the right intentions and eat a healthy meal but it gets hard to stay on track and not eat until your next scheduled meal. One thing that can help with staying on track is to actually brush your teeth after every meal. On the surface this sounds like it has nothing to do with burning fat but in fact it can help you to avoid the pitfall of eating junk in between meals. After you brush your teeth most foods will taste bad. So it helps you to steer clear of eating that candy and sweets. If you do not want to or are unable to have your toothpaste with you all the time you can even try carrying a small container of mouthwash, preferably the slightly mediciny kind. This will give you the same effect of canceling out the good taste associated with eating snacks until your next regular meal.

Another thing most people do not realize is that the proper amount of sleep is essential to burning fat and being healthy in general. If you are working out and eating right but then only getting a few hours of sleep or getting interrupted sleep then you are cheating yourself. A solid 8 hours is ideal to allow the body to heal from a workout and get into fat burning mode. Make sure you work to get the sleep as hard as you work to include the gym in your regular routine.

Finally one thing to remember is to burn fat you have to eat fat. It is true. You might not think so but healthy fats are an essential part of a good fat burning diet. As long as you are eating natural unprocessed foods then a good amount of good fats will help stoke the fat burning fires. Good fats mean you are getting your fat from healthy sources like oily fish such as salmon and also from healthy roasted nuts. These will give your body the fats it needs to be healthy and burn off the ugly fat on your body.

While fat burning can seem like a hard thing to figure out due to the amount of different methods one thing to remember is that you can not succeed if you do not try. Just make sure to give it your all and you will not fail.

Christopher Fox writes for Fitjudge.com and offers reviews of the top diet and fitness programs. Visit http://www.fitjudge.com for the latest diet reviews that work.