Thursday, September 12, 2019

The best way to reduce belly fat and flatten your stomach?

  1. Have a goal set in your mind.
    Especially if that goal is for yourself, not for other people. Let’s say for example — You’re pursuing to get with someone… well if that person ends up being with somebody else, the likelihood of you surrendering is basically guaranteed.

  1. Don’t take “cheat days”.
    You will feel less inclined and less committed to pursue your itinerary goal.
  2. Having a clear and strong mindset is the key. Do not succumb to temptation.
    Turn your diet into a lifestyle choice, instead of a brief torture.
  3. Learn to read the nutrition label. Get used to understanding everything that you are consuming. Learn how to cook as well, to accommodate your progress.
  4. Stray away from food with saturated oil, processed sugar, and fiber-less carbohydrates.
    It might be a struggle initially, not being able to eat what you “like to eat”. But eventually your mind will evolve overtime to adapt to a new preference.
  5. Drink lots of water and/or unsweetened tea, at least 2 L every day.
    Sometimes when you feel hungry, you’re actually just dehydrated.
  6. Do cardio at least half an hour every day. Don’t bother with lifting weights until you have at least a small amount of muscle mass.
    When you lift weights with more than 40%+ body fat, the muscle won’t be visible anyway. You will end up looking even more overweight.
  7. Scale yourself every morning when you wake up.
    This is not to see how much you weigh, but to see your progress. Witnessing your progress will boost your self-esteem instantaneously, and motivates you to advance. The reason for doing it in the morning is to subtract your water weight— pee first though.
  8. Keep track of your calorie intakes.
    This serves two purposes:
    1. To know the content of what you are eating.
    2. To keep track of what you are eating throughout the day.
  9. Chew your food thoroughly. If you swallow your food too fast, you will eat more. Try chewing gums often as well, to mimic the brain stimulation of eating.

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