Tropical Weight Loss
Tropical Weight Loss
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As per a study, almost 90 percent of body fat in most people is soft and the remaining 10 percent if hard fat. This type of fat is located just below your skin and keeps you warm and is a source of energy for your body. They are not as harmful as hard belly fat and are considerably easy to lose.
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Read More »A bulging belly can make anyone feel insecure and uncomfortable. Most people trying to lose weight, first try to get rid of their belly fat. Turns out, belly fat is not all about your looks, but it is also harmful to your health. Not only obese or overweight people have belly fat, even thin people with flat belly have some belly fat. Some of the fat is right under your skin, which is visible, but at times it is deep inside around your lungs, liver, kidneys, and heart. The fat which lies deep within is called "visceral" fat, which is a problem for all, even for thin people.We tell you the main difference between hard and soft belly fat and ways you can reduce them:: This is the type of fat that you can easily see with your open eyes like when you hold your belly. As per a study, almost 90 percent of body fat in most people is soft and the remaining 10 percent if hard fat. This type of fat is located just below your skin and keeps you warm and is a source of energy for your body. They are not as harmful as hard belly fat and are considerably easy to lose. When you start exercising and following a healthy diet, soft belly fat melt on its own.Hard belly fat is known as visceral fat, which is located around your organs and it is more harmful then soft belly fat. Unlike soft belly fat, you cannot see hard belly fat as they are located deep under the skin. Visceral fat produces hormones and inflammatory substances, which over time can cause inflammation in the body and can increase the risk of chronic disease. More visceral fat deposition in the body is harmful as it linked to insulin resistance, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and other several health issues.The first thing to do is to change your diet. Keep a tab on the quantity and types of food you are eating. Eat less refined carbs, sugar, saturated and trans fat. You can increase the intake of lean protein, fruits, veggies, whole grains, and polyunsaturated fats.Apart from eating healthy, you should cut down your calorie intake. Consume 500 fewer calories every day to lose 500 grams of fat in a week.Third, move more throughout the day. Moderate-intensity activity for at least 30 to 60 minutes in a day can be quite beneficial. Walking, running, biking or aerobic activity ae some excellent workout to reduce both subcutaneous and visceral fat.
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Read More »Men tend to gain weight until age 55, and then slowly start to lose it in the years that follow. This could be because men produce less testosterone after this age. Women, on the other hand, usually stop gaining weight once they hit age 65.
Weight loss is something many adults strive for. Most of us have looked in the mirror at some point and figured we could stand to lose a few pounds. Your doctor may have instructed you to lose weight for your health. But as we age, some of us might find that we’re losing weight without meaning to. Unintentional weight loss is a common issue in older adults. While there can be medical factors involved, there’s often no explanation for the pounds that simply slip away. About 25% of patients who are older adults experience unexplained weight loss of some kind. Weight Loss as You Age: What’s Normal and What’s Not? Normal weight loss. As you get older, you start to lose lean body mass like muscle and bone density. As early as age 30, our lean body mass starts to drop by a little over half a pound each year. You might not notice a change when you step on the scale, because the lean weight you lost is often replaced by fat. Men vs. women. Weight loss can be different for men and women. Men tend to gain weight until age 55, and then slowly start to lose it in the years that follow. This could be because men produce less testosterone after this age. Women, on the other hand, usually stop gaining weight once they hit age 65. Abnormal Weight Loss. After the age of 65, it’s typically normal to lose 0.2 to 0.4 pounds of body weight every year. Unintentional weight loss can be dangerous if you lose 5% or more of your body weight every 6-12 months.
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