Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Awesome Tips to Lose Belly Fat Fast & Get a Flat Stomach (Day 9)

Awesome Tips to Lose Belly Fat Fast & Get a Flat Stomach

 

25. EAT EVERY 3 HOURS
33 Awesome tips to lose belly fat & get a flat stomach
Eating a low carb, protein snack between your main meals helps stave off hunger and avoids blood sugar spikes. This is important because the lower you are able to keep you blood sugar, the lower the levels of the hormone insulin. Insulin is a hormone that encourages fat storage, particularly of the tummy area, so you want to do what you can to keep insulin levels low. A healthy snack will also help maintain steady energy levels and massively reduce the risk of junk food binges.


26. CUT OUT SUGAR
33 Awesome tips to lose belly fat & get a flat stomach
Because of the effects food has on our body, it doesn’t just matter how many calories you eat, but what you eat. The hormone that acts in opposition to insulin is called glucagon. Where you want to keep insulin as low as possible, due to its fat-storage effects, you want to keep glucagon levels high, because it mobilizes fat from storage. Whenever you eat a high sugar food or refined carbohydrates (e.g. white bread) your blood sugar spikes, causing insulin to spike and glucagon to be low. Therefore, you want to eat as little sugar as possible.


27. CHEW YOUR FOOD THOROUGHLY
33 Awesome tips to lose belly fat & get a flat stomach
This is important if you want a flat tummy. Chewing your food thoroughly is an incredibly easy and effective way to avoid bloating. You should be chewing your food until you can no longer identify what you’re eating by its texture. Chewing tells the rest of your digestive system (stomach & intestines) to start the digestive process. Chewing thoroughly also breaks down the food into finer particles and means that it can be broken down and absorbed better in your gut. If you don’t chew sufficiently, the food isn’t fine enough to be digested, meaning the food remains only partially digested. The undigested food is pounced on by the “bad” bacteria in the colon, which can lead to bacterial overgrowth, flatulence and other symptoms of indigestion.


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