Fat Loss-What is Fat Loss? And Why?

Apr 9
07:39

2008

Bryon Zirker

Bryon Zirker

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Fat loss is believed to be increased by avoiding food at a time when activity levels will below (and the body will not be burning many calories),Fat Loss-What is Fat Loss? And Why? Articles when glycogen may be topped off from a full day of eating, and when insulin sensitivity is lower. The potential benefit is high, but so is the risk. Fat loss is simple, but doesn't always happen the way people want it to. Sometimes you will lose 4 pounds a week and sometimes a ? of pound. Fat loss is all about calorie reduction, but a calorie intake that is too low will cause problems.

Fat loss is also believed to be increased by avoiding food at a time when activity levels will be low (and the body will not be burning many calories), when glycogen may be topped off from a full day of eating, and when insulin sensitivity is lower. The potential benefit is high, but so is the risk. Fat loss is simple, but doesn’t always happen as people want it to. Sometimes you will lose 4 pounds a week and sometimes less than a pound in a weeks time. Fat loss is all about calorie reduction, but a calorie intake that is too low could possibly cause problems.

Fat loss is usually limited to the face, trunk, and upper extremities. Simultaneously, fat

hypertrophy occurs in the lower extremities of the body.

Eating more calories than you use equals gaining fat. Eating fiber reduces food passage time and can assist in fat loss. If you are confused, then get a packet of prunes and have some during the day. Eat slowly enjoy, chew your food properly and stop when you aren’t hungry any more. You’ll soon find that you will be enjoying your favorite foods and your skinny jeans at the same time.

Make sure to eat plenty of proteins, 25% to 30% good fats, and the rest as carbs. Let’s say you start at 70 kgs, and during the bulking up phase, you finish at 75 kgs. Eating too many calories equals gaining fat. Now if you take a pizza and you load that thing up with triple cheese and sausage and pepperoni and olives and just stack the calories in there, then you have a very calorie-dense food. Eating the right foods at the right times helps your body to burn calories versus storing them as fat. The way this works is that every time you eat something your brain tells your body to either release fat burning hormones or fat storage hormones.

Grab your food from the outer edges of the supermarket (I mean the deli and the produce section) as often as you can. You will find it easier lose tons of weight just eating cleaner. Eating less and exercising more will decrease your resting metabolic rate. This metabolic rate accounts for roughly 60-80 percent of daily calorie expenditure. Eat larger portions in the morning and smaller portions at nighttime. Eat like you are a King at breakfast, a Prince at lunch and a Pauper at dinner.

Exercise should definitely be a part of your fat loss program - however vigorously exercising a specific body part will not have any influence on local fat in that area. Exercise is what creates the enzymes that are essential for breaking down the stored fat into fatty acids. This fatty acid is transferred to the metabolically active muscle tissue and is burned as energy. Exercise has a very important role to play in reducing a persons relative body fat. However, this role is misunderstood by most, including the vast majority of so called fitness professionals.

Exercise has so many advantages over dieting. In addition to all the health, energy, and

mood-enhancing benefits, exercise also preserves your lean body mass (muscle), and boosts your metabolism (BMR) putting it to work for you rather than against you. Exercise is the best remedy, and is considered one the best ways to burn off excess body fat. One of the most productive exercises is doing interval training (example: walking outside, find an incline and challenge yourself to run up it for 60 seconds, then walk down for 60 to 120 seconds. Repeat up to six times, or walking on a treadmill, adjust the incline or speed to challenge yourself for 60 seconds, then return to a normal pace for 60 to 120 seconds. Repeat up to six times).