From the article, 11 WAYS TO burn belly fat FASTER ( Part1 )
1. CLEANING YOUR TEETH OFTEN ...
A survey of 14,000 people in Japan found that people who brushed their teeth regularly throughout the day, were leaner and had less risk of abdominal fat than those who did not. The researchers argue that the mint flavor makes you less likely to slightly nibble between meals.
2. NO SUGAR AND FRUCTOSE
As mentioned Dutch eat too little fruit and vegetables. In fruit are many vitamins and minerals, so there is plenty of food is important. Too much fruit, especially if you want to lose weight, not so wise because fruit contains fructose, or fruit sugar. If you eat a lot of fruit you will lead quickly to your maximum recommended daily sugar requirement. In this case, no more than two servings of fruit per day. It also contains citrus fruit relatively little fructose and grapes, pear, watermelon and mango disproportionately. In addition, there is now sugar in almost all processed foods in the supermarket. Even where you might not expect, such as soups, sauces, meats and salad dressings. Every time you eat that sugar, your body needs insulin to create the sugars into energy or store it as fat. When you eat throughout the day sugary foods, your body is constantly producing insulin, and as a result your body cells become less sensitive to this hormone, and your body still produces more insulin. An excessive production of insulin causes your hormonal imbalance which affects your love handles or get a tummy.
3. GOOD SLEEP
The hormone leptin is used by the body to regulate energy through metabolism and gives signals to the brains to (belly) fat to store or burn up. This hormone is produced in certain stages during sleep. If you can not sleep enough hit the production of this hormone imbalance. After a 16-year study of nearly 70,000 women in America (2006) found that women who had only five hours of sleep (or less) had a night 30% more likely to ultimately over 13 kilos more than the women seven hours per night were sleeping. The US "The National Institutes of Health recommends adults seven to eight hours of sleep each night
4. DO NOT BE TOO SEVERE
Doctor James W. Anderson and director of "The Metabolic Research Group at the University of Kentucky in Lexington says in his book The Simple Diet: A Doctor's Science-Based Plan that it is important not to be too harsh especially for yourself. Just then you increase the chances of success. Reward yourself once a week with one meal where the water runs from your mouth (but perhaps less healthy), without guilt. If you eat healthy 95%, you can relax and enjoy the other 5% without gaining weight, says Anderson.
5. SLOW FOOD
There are several studies showing a correlation between fast food and weight gain. Recent research (2014) showed that quietly eating causes you less hungry an hour after the meal than when you eat quickly. A group of 70 adults had 35 people are overweight or obese and 35 people a healthy weight. They all ate one meal in two days in a controlled environment. Everyone got the same meal with the same amount of calories. On the first day the participants ate very slowly, chewing long, occasionally pause and lay down between bites by the specifications. The other day they ate fast: big bites, chew fast and do not put down the cutlery between bites. Without exception everyone had subsequently measured less hungry after eating slowly than after the meal eaten quickly. They also had less eaten (especially 88 calories less) when they ate slowly. The researchers suggest that eating less will help to reduce energy intake and suppress appetite.
6. SHORTER TRAINING
Train rather short with a high intensity and a short rest between exercises, then a long endurance exercise or weight training alone. This form of training is also called HIIT or High Intensity Interval Training said. Several studies showed that this is the most effective way to (abdomen) to reduce fat and prevented. For effective HIIT workout you might use a Kettlebell. Also research (2005) showed that you burn more fat through interval training. The body cells rather burn fat. The subjects in this study consumed after 2 weeks of interval training for 36% more fat during an hour cycling.
7. VARY YOUR TRAINING
Constant variety and ever new training stimuli are needed to continue to make progress. It helps you step by step to a higher level. Within about six workouts your body gets used to include a training and book your no progress. What training you choose, your body will get used to a workout and therefore it is good to continue to vary in order to continue to make progress. When you faster and structurally to burn belly fat, it is necessary to create a schedule of workouts per week and always varying. You can apply this to the gym, but if you train at home. One possibility is the Kettlebell DVD series where the varied workouts already been worked out for you. Trainings that are very efficient for burning (abdominal) fat and there are really focused on. Just as on developing stronger muscles all over your body and developing tight abs.
8. MORE VITAMIN C
As stated is created when stress hormone cortisol, which ultimately results in weight gain and promotes fat storage in the abdomen. Vitamin C helps to bring the hormone cortisol in balance. In addition, vitamin C is essential for the production of carnitine, an amino acid that plays an essential role in fat metabolism. Fats are burned when they come into contact with carnitine. Research (1998) showed cortisol levels in athletes who train with heavy weights to be lower when one gram of vitamin C per day names.
9. TESTOSTERONE
In addition to hormones that promote fat storage, there are hormones that stimulate just a fat-burning, such as the aforementioned growth hormone, but also testosterone. You can boost testosterone by choosing an interval training with high intensity. This method of training leads to a rapid and effective (belly) fat burning.
10. EAT FAT
Fats give you a feeling of fullness and are a good source of energy, while they are necessary if you want to lose weight. That is, certain fats are necessary and others you want to avoid precisely because they are harmful and you are just in weight can increase. The fats you want to eat every day are the unsaturated fats containing unsaturated fatty acids, including omega fatty acids, typically found in vegetable oils. For example, choose extra virgin olive oil, hemp oil, pumpkin seed oil or canola oil. Omega 3 is in accordance with, for example, scientists are able to neutralize hunger feeling (2008). Also eating saturated fats in coconut oil, real butter and ghee, they provide a concentrated energy in your diet and they are building blocks for cell membranes and a variety of hormones and hormone-like substances that together provide stronger bones, a healthy liver, heart, and pulmonary function, a functioning nerve signal operation and a strong immune system. Moreover, saturated fats make sure your digestion is slowed so you keep longer satiety. The fats you want to avoid are trans fats in processed foods for example, snacks, fast foods. They are hardened fats that are formed when curing vegetable oils, which is also called hydrogenation. This allows for an increase in the levels of LDL (the amount of unhealthy cholesterol) and reduction in the HDL level (the amount of healthy cholesterol).
11. THE GREAT TRAIN MUSCLE GROUPS
And not just the belly. Your abs are not covered by the major muscle groups, they are much smaller than your breast or leg muscles. Only thus abdominal exercises has less effect on hormone levels. Train therefore especially the major muscle groups such as chest, shoulders, back and thighs, as well as the abdominal muscles. If you give the major muscle groups much training stimulus is your body produce more growth hormone and testosterone. This increases your profile total muscle mass and a greater muscle mass leads to an increased metabolic rate, and that has an increased burning of abdominal fat as a result. Even after exercise yet.
When you eat healthier, start moving more, go more to enjoy life and provides plenty of relaxation, then a healthy weight will automatically due to be there. With the above tips, you can also ensure that you effectively (stomach) will burn fat.
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