How to lose stomach fat

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  1. HubPages profile imageSTAFF
    HubPagesposted 15 years ago

    How to lose stomach fat

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    Paula10posted 15 years ago

    Listen, depends how much fat and why you have so much fat in your stomach, if you are a woman or a man. If it is after you were pregnant then you should do abs every day or every other day, not so much, maybe 10 minutes, but do it well. If you drink beer, stop it! And you should walk 30 minutes at least 5 times a week. Do not eat after 6:30 p.m. and eat sugar just during weekends. Eat iogurt. Dance a lot. Do a cleanse. The truth is, exercise, build muscles and this will help! Good luck!

  3. LadyHub profile image61
    LadyHubposted 15 years ago

    O.K Basically if you are a man you are more prone to weight again around the waist , if a woman the majority of us gain it in our thighs and buttocks, however some women gain around the middle- apple shaped!
    The best thing to do I think is to first take a look in your fridge and cupboards and clear out everything that is sweet, fatty and processed including all sorts of sodas and fizzy drinks. Your mind controls your body so when you think of food think of food for enjoyment, nourishment and for the benefits it can give to your body. Each time you pick up an unhealthy option spend 5 minutes thinking about the bad it will do to your body, chances are you will place it back right to where you picked it up. The idea is to train your mind to automatically reject all the bad foods to the point that if you were eating them you would not enjoy. Then go shopping so that you can follow the following menu.

    Breakfast- Start with Hot water and lemon juice.
    Porridge with low fat milk topped with banana, honey and some chopped nuts of your choice. Glass of fruit juice not concentrated 100% pure. If this is not enough for breakfast thats o.k, also have a boiled egg and a slice of wholemeal toast.

    Snacks- pears, apple, unsalted nuts low fat yoghurt

    Lunch- Tuna, salmon or any good quality fish. Have with plenty of tomatoes, lettuce, onion, chilli. Olive oil only for dressing. Low fat yoghurt


    Dinner- veg with good quality protein such as fish, turkey and eggs. It could be a nice healthy omelette or a nice piece of turkey roasted with a jacket potato and salad/veg.

    Don't reduce the amount of food you eat, just change your food. Don't eat anything that is processed try to cook everything yourself. Get yourself into the habit of eating well and you will notice not only weight loss but glowing skin and shiny hair. Plus each day that you wake up you will be looking forward to each and every meal as you know it will benefit your body. Drink plenty of water, have nice baths, exercise moderately and think yourself slim. I will write more about this subject in a hub. Take small steps and as you may have noticed I never use the word diet when it comes to weight loss.

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    thewrightstuff9posted 15 years ago

    Want to know how to loose stomach fat? Hmmmmmmmmm thats a toughy. Eat less, do more crunches.

  5. Suzie Parker profile image59
    Suzie Parkerposted 15 years ago

    What LadyHub  is saying is very true. Healthy eating is one of the most important things to do, but that on it's own won't be enough to lose body fat.

    Exercise is one of the best ways to lose body fat. But it is important to choose the correct exercises. If you do too much cardio exercise, you may risk losing your lean muscle mass. And if you do only weight training you won't get fit and improve your cardiovascular health.

    So, you can see it is very tricky to lose stomach fat. But it is one of the most important things to do. As excess stomach fat can lead to many life threatening diseases like heart attack and diabetes.

    How to lose stomach fat then? Eat small healthy meals more often, and exercise regularly. The best exercise for fat burn is a combination of cardio (no more than 20 minutes at a time), weight training and stress reduction exercises like Yoga or Pilates.

    What is important is to lose that stomach fat before it kills you. But please do it the sensible and the healthy long term way. Fad crash diets only harm you in the long run. So stay away from them.

    If you stay motivated and dedicated to achieving your goal, you will surely succeed and you will be healthier and happier than before!

  6. Sue Adams profile image91
    Sue Adamsposted 15 years ago

    Anyone who wants to lose stomach fat should read my hub

    http://hubpages.com/hub/WEIGHT-CONTROL- … -Fast-Plan

    But not only read it - get off your seat and follow instructions. My motto is: No Pain, Just Gain!

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    POTHIGAI.COMposted 15 years ago

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    idamcgerrigleposted 15 years ago

    Eat healthly. Make sure you eat lots of fruits and vegetables.  Eat proteins like chicken, fish, soya, chick peas. Don't forget wholewheat breads and low fat dairy products. Take vitamins.  Exercise: walking, running. Try Ab Workout For Dummies. My daughter told me this was a great video for improving your abs.

    Be positive in your thinking and enjoy life always.

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    james987posted 15 years ago

    Unfortunately you cannot spot reduce which means that you cannot focus on just one area of the body to lose fat.  Ladyhub has approached the area of diet already.  Follow that advice. 

    In terms of exercise I would suggest mixing up several different types of exercise.  Bodyweight exercises and compound free weight exercises should be undertaken. 

    This is because you want to so a fitness activity that incorporates a lot of muscle groups i.e. lunges, push-ups, chin-ups etc which will burn the most amount of calories in a short amount of time.

    Intensity = Short duration

    You also would have to adapt the frequency, intensity, pace and time that it takes to complete the exercises.  By doing this you continually force the body to adapt by building muscle and burn the fat on your stomach and elsewhere on the body.

    There are more factors that wouls contribute to this but suffice to say this should kickstart you to approach compound exercises (working more than one muscle group) as the way to achieve this.

  10. hassam profile image71
    hassamposted 14 years ago

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  11. MickS profile image61
    MickSposted 14 years ago

    eat less, excersise more, that should do the trick.

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    ami9167posted 14 years ago

    To lose stomach fat you may need to lose the fat all over your body. It is not possible to spot reduce fat in just one part of your body like your stomach.
    Eliminate refined (processed) carbohydrates. They are the major cause of fat accumulating around the stomach

    So have a look
    http://www.weightlosstips4life.co.cc

  13. bee05 profile image59
    bee05posted 14 years ago

    taking some effort like eating a healthy, controlled-calorie diet and get regular exercise. Please check this information here http://hubpages.com/hub/Stomach-Fat-and … -Lose-Them

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    jamestaylor8569posted 11 years ago

    I used to suffer from being fat when I was 20. I would say that my stomach has been the greatest challenge included in my weight loss journey. Exercise and diet didn't work just as well as how it worked for other people. To reduce stomach fat, I have undergone tummy tuck or what they call abdominoplasty in medicine. A small incision in my tummy to take away excess fat and make the skin tighter.

    http://bodytreatmentcenter.com/cutting- … ummy-tuck/

 
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