6 Pack Abs Diet | Tips to Lose Belly Fat

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[Ultimatebrownstuff]

"Total body fat"

Smart man, people think you can strictly lose fat on one area.

And if your stomach still looks/feels bloated, avoid products like milk for a bit.

Nice video!

[shannonD68]

'Very impressive. 'Passionate speaker and instructor!

[asdfrey100]

@BrunoLee

Im happy that it worked for you also! IT

is awesome and the best part is, its fun

so it doesnt seem like you're doing a

workout routine. It definitely make sweat

though. Anyway, you mispelled the site

name. that should be:

AmazingAbs.info

[joelierl]

Enlightening video footage... I've been using DietOramy dietary regimen regimen (uncovered it on google's search engine) for a bit now and my effects were definitely marvelous - I shed 9% of my entire extra pounds in the

[photo4meow]

WHERE IS PART II :( ???????

[gookmarathon]

i've had love handles my whole life. even in my best shape when i was playing football and lifting every day.. didn't have a bad diet either. i feel doomed.

[kamathasl]

Hi hi! Have you ever tried intellectus 424 diet (just google it)? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my sister lost lots of weight with it.

[chmorehe]

The video also does not address the fact that most people "under-eat". It's highly unlikely that the average 180lb woman who exercises regularly is eating 85% of 2600 cal (2200 approx), because most ppl think they need to eat less to lose weight. This is why they can't raise their metabolism high enough to burn fat. So, many ppl need to eat more, turning the cal "deficit" into a cal increase. But not only that, you must also eat the right percentage of carbs, fats, and proteins.

[chmorehe]

This video is a good place to "start" but it does not address some key components - like how much additional protein consumption is needed in order to maintain muscle mass and prevent catabolism. Otherwise, as silent9173 mentioned, you sacrifice hard earned muscle gain for low body fat. And the truth is, not everyone can strike that delicate balance to not only have a six-pack, but a muscular body. And lastly, it's not cheap. Healthy eating costs money.

[chmorehe]

@silent9173 So true.

[l67swap1]

Awesome