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What You Need To Know About Abdominal Fat (1671 hits)


If you're not happy with your abs due to the presence of a 'paunch', 'gut' or 'flab' here is something you should know:

Your abdominal muscles are NOT the issue. There are 2 types of fat tissue: visceral (located behind abdominal muscles) and subcutaneous (located in front of abdominal muscles). Visceral fat is linked to what (and how much) you eat while subcutaneous fat is linked to physical activity, or lack thereof. An excess of visceral fat causes the abdominal muscles to protrude while an excess of subcutaneous fat gives the appearance of unsightly folds of loose skin around the abdominal region. To improve the appearance of your abs you must lose the fat tissue by coupling cardio with healthy eating so that those phenomenal abdominal muscles are no longer sandwiched between fat stores. Learn more here: http://ow.ly/hcIFh.

To learn what it takes to achieve and maintain good health through weight control, pick up a copy of my new book - Leaving Your Fat Behind.

www.LeavingYourFatBehind.com
Posted By: Nina Cherie Franklin Franklin
Tuesday, January 29th 2013 at 12:23PM
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