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Keep fit lose fat

Updated on March 7, 2018

"Fat fit" or "fit fat"

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Keep fit lose fat

As the world’s technology advances, more and more people find themselves leading a sedentary lifestyle. Living a sedentary lifestyle has a lot of disadvantages among which is the nagging problem of obesity or in simple words being overweight. Because the number of overweight people is increasing day by day, weight loss products have become a booming business.

The business of weight loss products

  • There are so many weight loss options available on the market and in the medical field of today. The choice of a product or method depends on one’s preference or health status. The aim of this article is to highlight some of these weight loss options so as to make people aware of the procedures that can be done to shed excess weight.
  • The 1st and most common weight loss option is a controlled diet that is coupled with a good exercise program. This weight loss option works by reducing the calories in one’s diet and making sure all calories taken in are all made use of thereby reducing the chances of excess fat deposition.
  • The 2nd weight loss option is chemotherapy. This option makes use of drugs or chemicals to shed the excess fat. The range of chemicals that are used to shed the excess fat work in such a way that they either increase the metabolic rate or burn the excess fat such that fat deposition is reduced.
  • The 3rd weight loss option is herbal therapy. This method aims at reducing the concentration of toxins and also allows oxidation of lipids to increase their chances of being burned out. The herbs also clear the arteries of substances such as cholesterol and other toxins thus reducing the incidences of cardiovascular diseases.
  • The 4th weight loss option is to have part of the gastro intestinal tract (GIT) tied so as to reduce the total volume of the stomach. This reduces the amount of food a person can take thus controlling the amount of calories consumed which can lead to excess fat deposition.
  • The 5th weight loss option is to have part of the GIT bypassed. This is done usually on the small intestines where part of the small intestines are bypassed so as to reduce the digestibility of food consumed thus reducing the calories the body absorbs which in turn will shed off some weight.
  • The last weight loss option is liposuction. With this method the fat layer under the epidermis of the skin is cut out surgically so as to reduce overall body fat.

Having knowledge of all these weight loss options will make decision making easier for anyone keen on losing weight.

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