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7 Foods that Burn Belly Fat Beans. “Becoming a bean lover can help you lose weight and whittle your middle,” registered dietitian Cynthia Sass told Today. ... Swap your beef for salmon. ... Yogurt. ... Red bell peppers. ... Broccoli. ... Edamame. ... Diluted vinegar.
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This effective juice jolts the metabolism, boosts energy and burns fat all day.
Learn More »Getting rid of belly fat isn’t just a cosmetic desire, it’s necessary for better health. Belly fat is one of the most dangerous areas to store fat. In fact, belly fat increases the risks of premature death even for those at a healthy weight. If you’re trying to eliminate that extra padding around your waist, try out these seven foods.
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A scrumptious morning smoothy based on the diets of among the healthiest, longest-living hamlet in the world.
Learn More »To keep belly bloat at bay, reach for peppermint, ginger, or fennel tea, Doyle says. “These teas have different properties, which may relax the digestive tract and relieve bloating and gas,” Fullenweider says.
Is the holiday season bringing out your extra-indulgent side? It happens — and you may end your holiday dinner feeling like your belly is bulging from all that food. If practicing portion control wasn’t part of your strategy and now it feels like your belly has tripled in size, don’t worry. Your stomach hasn’t actually inflated that much, according to Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Rather, it’s likely just gas. “It’s caused by excess air or gas in the gastrointestinal tract,” says Chicago-based owner of RAD Nutrition Rachel Doyle, RDN, who focuses on gut health. “When we eat, carbohydrates are broken down and their fiber is fermented, producing gas that expands, which can lead to bloating.” Unpleasant as it is, it’s generally not something to worry about. “Typically, bloating is not a sign of anything serious, especially if it is only occurring after large meals,” says Pam Fullenweider, RD, the founder of Fully Mediterranean in Houston. If it’s chronic, however, visit your healthcare provider to rule out something more serious. “If you are experiencing bloating frequently, it’s always a good idea to explore it further with a doctor or dietitian to determine the root cause and rule out any underlying medical conditions,” Fullenweider says. Even run-of-the-mill bloating can be a pain though. The good news is that you don’t have to just sit uncomfortably and wait it out. Follow these seven quick tips to get rid of bloating and return to the holiday merriment.
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