How do u get rid of "stubborn belly fat below you're belly button"? She has like huge boobs and like she's toned above her belly button, but she wants to get rid her butt fat and hip fat. How could she do that?
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For exercise she's going to want to start doing cardio, like running or jogging. Cardio also helps burn fat while boosting your metabolism which helps with the diet and weight loss. After she does the cardio she'll start to notice the belly fat going away. After she's lost a noticeable amount tell her to incorporate abdominal exercises like crunches on the floor or even better on a stability ball. These will help tone her body while she does the cardio to lose the belly fat. Her doing the cardio like jogging will help her with the hip fat, but also doing lunges and squats will be beneficial also.
Codye54 answered Tuesday June 26 2007, 6:23 pm: Tummy Tuck.
My step-mom got a tummy tuck and,
It worked wonders.
She is really pleased with the results.
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