I suggest you cut out the EXTREMELY unhealthy foods, such as WHITE bread [substitute it with wheat], cake products, ice cream, hamburgers, and soda... [if you're used to consuming A LOT of it] you can see a MAJOR difference within the first two weeks, ALONE, if you cut out soda. My friend did this.. and we were both shocked to all hell at the amount of weight she lost!
BUUUUUUTTTTTT.... You can find lists of healthy foods at:
As I said before, eat SEVERAL SMALL portions a day. Say, have an apple and a piece of cheese, two hours later have a few crakers, and an hour later have one piece of wheat toast, and so on and so forth, ya know??? Little intakes of food like that gives your body time to digest it properly. You see, it's better than eating one or two huge meals a day, because with one or two massive meals, your body takes too long to catch up, and it can not burn the calories quick enough. Meaning, it then just quits trying, which ultimately turns the contents into body fat..
Really, just exercise daily, and stay dedicated. Losing weight takes a lot of discipline...
unreachable answered Friday August 26 2005, 12:15 am: Running helps remove fat around your stomach area. Crunches help plenty, but what I've found to be really effective for the lower stomach is to do reverse sit-ups, leg lifts, and bicycle crunches. Here's a site to help: [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
jj_u_i_c_y answered Monday August 22 2005, 11:14 pm: crunches bye far. if you life your legs up in the air and cross them around your feet keep them slighly bent at the knees and the closer you keep you things to you stomach the more work-out it would be on the lower stomach.
sunnyville answered Monday August 22 2005, 6:27 pm: Strength training would be because it not only builds muscles it burns off a lot.You should do at least lift weights for 35 to 45 times.Like some female wrestlers done that to get the best tone and to gain strength,and impress their fans.I recommend you do this every three days so your body could have enough time to heal. [ sunnyville's advice column | Ask sunnyville A Question ]
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