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The Low Fat Lie - Why You MUST Eat Fat To Lose Fat

http://www.losefatatwork.com Most people think that in order to lose fat, you have to stop eating any dietary fat in foods. Even though we've been force fed this idea over and over again by the ...  
 
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BeLLa95210 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Hi I have a question that dont do anything with this topic. When doing ab workout can I do upper/lower/obliques abs workout Mon wed and fri? Do I have to seperate those? Thanks!
losefatatwork (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Hey Bella,

Sorry for taking so long to get back to you.

If you're training for a bodybuilding competition then you could maybe separate those out to some degree, but for the average person you absolutely do not need to. Just make sure that you some unilateral or rotational work in addition to regular ab exercises and you'll get everything covered.

Hope that helped!
HeresOne4U (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Cool. Now things had been cleared up for me. Thanks for the info.
losefatatwork (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Glad it helped!
HeresOne4U (3 months ago) Show Hide
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It does make sense that we need good fats in our body. But what about carbs? Some people say that going through a low carb diet can definitely help you lose weight. But I've read a couple of articles that we need to eat carbs because the body needs it for energy, especially before working out. Can you address this issue?

Uh... how about white rice? Is that any good at all? Japanese people eat it at a daily basis and yet they have the longest life span.
losefatatwork (3 months ago) Show Hide
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You definitely need some type of carbs both for energy and for other valuable nutrients such as fiber.

But I would recommend that you restrict your carb intake to just veggies and fruits where possible. If you need more energy, then sure you can have a bit of carbs before your workout, but try to minimize it as much as possible.

As for rice, Japanese people do it eat often, but they only eat a small amount per meal. The amount in grams that they eat is actually very small.

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