Lose That Deep Down Belly Fat in Two Simple Steps

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2. Burn Fat by Eating Real Food

Eating real food is one of the best things you can do for your health. Whole, natural food is a vital component to optimal health and longevity. When we talk about whole food, or real food, we are talking about the natural foods that come from the earth. Not foods that are made in a factory, not foods that have been processed or altered; we mean things such as raw, organic fruits, vegetables, beans, legumes, free range eggs and meat, fish, nuts, and seeds.

You need to place your focus on eating real foods from nature, not junk foods like potato chips, candy, cookies, pork rinds, fast foods, or chocolate covered deep fried ice cream. Eat a mainly plant based diet with plenty of raw or lightly steamed vegetables and healthy fats from raw seeds, nuts, coconut oil, and avocados. These are the foods that give your body real nutrition that it can use. Not only will you see the difference on your stomach, you will certainly feel the difference.

Be certain that you avoid all forms of sugar, and avoid carbs as much as possible (read how to stop carbs cravings). Also, if you can stand the heat, consider adding hot peppers, such as cayenne, to your diet. Hot peppers increase your metabolism, make your sweat, and increase your heart rate, all of which will help you burn more fat naturally. Chili peppers also reduce inflammation in the body. If you are unaccustomed to eating peppers, start off slowly!

 

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It doesn’t matter how much weight you want to lose, how old you are, or how long you have been overweight, you can lose the weight you want and make the changes that are necessary to have the healthy lifestyle you want, along with those sexy abs you’ve envied for so long! You can do it! The longest journey must begin with a single step, so take that forward step today. Get moving, eat whole foods, and live the healthiest life possible!

References:

Care.diabetesjournals.org

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Nejm.org

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