6 Types Of Body Fat And How To Get Rid Of It Fast

Learn how to get rid of annoying stubborn body fat! As we age, our metabolism begins to slow down. Because of this, we begin to put on weight and gain fat in certain areas. Not only that but as we get older, we endure more responsibility which means our schedules get extremely busy. A busy schedule can interfere with keeping our bodies healthy. This could mean avoiding exercise because you’re exhausted, or abandoning a healthy diet because you don’t have time to make your meals. With that said, there are different types of body fat that you can develop.

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1. Upper Body Fat: 0:10
2. Lower Abdomen Fat: 1:48
3. Lower Body Fat: 3:22
4. A Swollen Stomach: 4:23
5. Lower Body Fat In the Legs: 5:22
6. Big Stomach With Upper Back Fat: 6:03

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Summary:
1. Upper Body Fat: The easiest explanation for gaining upper body fat is that you’re consuming more calories than you’re burning. People often overeat and avoid physical activity. The easiest solution is to try and eliminate sweets from your diet and try to exercise at least 30 minutes a day. Try doing aerobic exercises including walking and swimming.

If you are new to exercising, you can start out with simple exercises like walking. Going for a brisk walk a few times a week for 20-30 minutes is a great way to start incorporating fitness and exercise into your lifestyle. Once you start doing more physical activity, you can start jogging. Don’t worry if it’s hard at first - that’s perfectly normal. You’ll be surprised by how fast your body adjusts to cardiovascular activity once you start doing it on the regular. Cardiovascular activity can help burn calories, which is a great way to increase your calorie deficit every day.

2. Lower Abdomen Fat: This type of body fat usually occurs in women. Some of the reasons why fat begins to store itself in the lower part of the body are depression, stress, and anxiety. To get rid of lower abdomen fat, try to relax and avoid stress. The stress hormone cortisol is one reason why fat accumulates in the abdomen. Try doing yoga or breathing exercises to relax. Or even drink green tea.

3. Lower Body Fat: If you notice that your thighs are becoming bigger, it could be because you are consuming too much gluten. If you’re not happy with this, you might want to try eating some gluten-free food. Common foods that contain gluten include pasta, bread, pastries, cereal, baked goods, and more. If you want to cut down on your gluten intake, you should avoid eating these types of foods that are high in gluten. Foods that are gluten free include rice, corn, beans, potatoes, soy, flax, and more.

4. A Swollen Stomach: The fat in the stomach is largely due to excessive alcohol consumption and possible breathing difficulties. The easiest way to reduce a swollen stomach is to cut back on the alcohol consumption. You should also cut back on greasy foods which are high in fat and carbs. Carbs are notorious for causing bloating, which can make our stomachs look bloated and swollen. Foods which are high in carbs include starchy vegetables, potatoes, corn, pasta, bread, rice, and more. If you want to cut down on carbs, try eating foods like meat (beef, lamb, pork, chicken etc.), eggs, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, certain types of cheese, and more.

5. Lower Body Fat In the Legs: This type of body fat is common for women that have leg pain issues or develop this fat during pregnancy. To avoid this, try to stop eating any salty foods. Salty foods cause fluid retention in your body. You should also make sure to drink lots of water. When you are dehydrated, your body grasps for any type of fluid it can, resulting in water retention and bloating. If you drink plenty of water, you will prevent your body from conserving the water, meaning that you will feel and look less bloated!

6. Big Stomach With Upper Back Fat: The main reason behind this is a lack of physical activity. Daily exercise will help regulate your blood sugar levels. You must also try to reduce your meal size as well. If you consume more calories than you burn, excessive fat will develop in your stomach and upper back. Another helpful tip is to get a sufficient amount of sleep. Lack of sleep can cause changes in your hormones which can increase your appetite. An increased appetite can lead to weight gain, which can lead to fat being stored in your belly and back.