Tummy Area and Carbs
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christinev297 wrote: »The only way to know for sure is to try low carb for a couple weeks and see what happens. It may work, or it may not. You'll never know until you try.
It's not the low carb that will be responsible for a flat stomach. Caloric and proper training is the key.
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MrsSherriff wrote: »I did hear to be careful with what fruits you eat. Some have no much sugar, they are as bad as sweets. Because our body processes sugar the same, doesn't matter where it comes from. Just something I heard.
Sugar from fruit is not as bad as processed sugar. Because fruits has fiber and the insulin spike is not as bad as it is with processed sugar.
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MrsSherriff wrote: »I did hear to be careful with what fruits you eat. Some have no much sugar, they are as bad as sweets. Because our body processes sugar the same, doesn't matter where it comes from. Just something I heard.
Sugar from fruit is not as bad as processed sugar. Because fruits has fiber and the insulin spike is not as bad as it is with processed sugar.
Only really true if you're chomping down spoons of sugar in isolation which rarely happens0 -
Yep, like everyone said, you can't spot reduce fat loss.. and carbs have nothing to do with that. Everybody's bodies are different.
Try exercising though, strength training and some more cardio, it'll help.0 -
Lift heavy.0
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