Fat Burning Foods: What Experts Don’t Want You To Know

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If you want to burn fat, make sure you incorporate these 13 foods into your diet. Once they’re into your mouth, you can be sure to watch the fat fly off your bones in no time…

Look, fat burning foods sounds like a miracle idea, right? All you gotta do is eat the foods that help you burn fat, then sit back and let the magic happen.

According to the internet, here’s a quick list of foods that have shown to have wizard-like fat-burning properties. All you have to do is gobble them up, and you’ll be a fat-blasting machine in no time.

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How To Lose Belly Fat And Keep It Off In 7 Effective Steps

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The term ‘how to lose belly fat’ is a hot topic and here’s why: we all store fat on our bellies and it sucks.

But it’s for a good reason. As humans, we evolved over a period of time where there were periods of feasting and periods of fasting. This meant that in order to survive, we had to be really good at storing energy, otherwise we’d die. Fat is stored on our bodies (and bellies) because of an intake that exceeds our output.

That simply means when we take in more energy through food than we are burning, it’s going to be stored for later. Basically, we store fat because it’s an evolutionary advantage for survival.

But how do we get rid of the excess belly fat, in general?

There are a ton of silly ideas with ‘tips’ and ‘tricks’ on how to burn more belly fat, but many of them are pretty counterintuitive when you actually understand how losing fat actually works.

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Alcohol And Weight Loss — Your Guide For Losing Body Fat And Having A Social Life

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Alcohol is an interesting drug. Among most people in the world, it’s generally acceptable to consume regularly and has been abused by us humans for a very long time. People die every day from this drug, so yeah, keep that in mind.

On a fat loss diet, drinking tends to be off limits because of the following reasons:

  • It has no nutrition
  • It’s relatively dense at 7 calories per gram
  • It causes us to overeat more easily (lowering inhibition)
  • It can make us store fat more easily when combined with fatty foods (more on this in a bit)

But alas, if you enjoy drinking and want to keep it a part of your life, whether it be for social or other reasons, this quick article is for you.

At the end, I’ve included some guides (pulled directly from my 4D Fat Loss Course) to help you make better decisions with your drinking and dieting efforts this year.

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JC Deen is a nationally published fitness coach and writer from Nashville, TN. Currently living in the blistering Northeast. Follow me on X/Twitter