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Unfortunately most consumers don't care so much about their health and they will do anything to look good even if the fat loss pill has known to be toxic. We have been conditioned to go for the quick fix, but it won't work for you. You need to know that most of the supplements out there a B.S.What I recommend if you want to lose weight is to learn how to lose weight. Instead of burning $60 on the average fat loss pill which you would buy every month, try investing in an e-book for under that price that shows you exactly how to lose weight safely and effectively while improving your overall health. You won't have to spend this amount every single month; it's a one time investment. The catch is that you have to apply yourself to the information. You need listen to people that know what they are talking about.

What Does This Mean To YOU!

Well when you consume products of low grade you are risking your health. As mentioned most products are developed in 3rd world countries where there are no standards. This means any one can do anything and pretty much get away with it. Unfortunately most consumers are unaware of this and they pay for it by consuming toxic fat loss pills, in hopes to lose some weight. In this case you're losing your health!Note: Don't get me wrong not all companies are corrupt and driven by profits. Unfortunately 99% of them are though!Some companies lie about what they put into the products. I know this because I used to work for one of the major supplement companies, and that is why I left the industry. Haven't you noticed some fat loss pills getting banned from the market? Well it's because some of the ingredients that were not mentioned in the product resulted in injuring people or even killing them. I don't mean to tell you this to scare you but more to inform you!

Start A Workout Routine

Most people cringe when they hear they need to start a workout routine. The thing is a workout routine doesn't have to be intense and it doesn't have to take over your life. Even walking 20 minutes a day is a great way to exercise. Lets face it if you don't like it you won't do it. Try to pick activities that you're more eager to participate in. All you need to do is start moving so you can get rid of your belly fat.

Divide Your Caloric Allowance Into Smaller Meals;

Take the amount of calories based on your allowance and divide that number by 4 meals. You want to space your meals out so that you have a continuous supply of fuel approximately 2-4 hours apart. Eating frequently is also a great way to speed up your metabolism and great way to get rid of belly fat. Rather than eating your caloric allowance in one or two meals which is how most people do it, you will more likely slow your metabolism and feel more sluggish throughout the day.

How Many Calories Do You Consume Each Day?

If you consume more calories than your daily allowance you will store fat. Typically a males caloric allowance is anywhere from 2,000 -2,400 calories a day. And a females caloric allowance is anywhere from 1,600-1,900. These are just average numbers, and you may need more or less calories. If you burn more calories than you consume than you will lose weight. This method of weight loss can hit a plateau, which means you will eventually stop losing weight without totally losing your belly fat. In this case you need to incorporate some type of workout routine to continue losing weight.

Do You Skip Breakfast?

Are you the type to skip breakfast? Well if you are this is already going to affect your weight gain. Because skipping breakfast slows our bodies metabolism, which is know to burn fat. You need to jump start your metabolism and the best way to do that is to eat breakfast. Ideally you can make your self a smoothie if you are in a rush, but you need to eat a wholesome breakfast containing some lean proteins, complex carbohydrates and healthy fats.

Here's How To Get Rid Of Belly Fat;

Weight loss is no secret and there is no magic potion, it all comes back to your life style and what you do day to day. So let's reveal how you can get rid of your belly fat.

Again the cause of belly fat has a lot to do with the foods we eat and the lack of exercise in our daily lives. Consider this at first and ask your self if you eat healthy, and if you exercise. If you answered "NO" it's time for some changes. If by chance you answered "YES" than I still think you should read this because you might find that your eating habits aren't up to par along with your exercise.

How To Get Rid Of Belly Fat

Tips For Getting Rid Of Belly Fat
Everyone wants to know how to get rid of their belly fat but are they willing to do what it takes to lose it. Your poor eating habits are what got you fat in the first place, and if you want to lose weight you're more likely going to need to change the way you eat. That said I'm going to give you some good tips that you can implement right away so you can learn how to get rid of belly fat once and for all.

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Cardiovascular Exercise Needs To Be Used As A Tool To Burn Extra Calories And Thus Facilitate Fat Loss.
At the end of the day, losing fat is a matter of creating a slight (notice the word SLIGHT) caloric deficit in order to start losing weight in the form of fat. This caloric deficit can be created through either an increase of activity, a decrease in caloric intake or both.
My strategy to save muscle as I go down is to do the minimum amount of cardiovascular activity that I can get away with at the time while keeping the calories as high as possible. When I plateau, then I either reduce calories slightly again or increase the Cardio a bit more to get things rolling once more.
Need Help With Your Plateau?
Best times to perform cardio are first thing in the morning on an empty stomach and right after the workout as at both of these times glycogen (stored carbohydrates) levels are low in the body.
While I have read many articles recently disputing that this is not really a good idea as it can lead to muscle loss, I have found that this is only true if the person has an unusually fast metabolism (a hardgainer). Everyone else will be fine, especially if supplements like creatine and glutamine are taken which help preserve muscle tissue.
Rule #3:Establish A Baseline Diet With A High Caloric Base And With The Right Ratios Of Complex Carbs, Low Fat Proteins And Good Fats.
This is really important as if you start too low, once your body gets used to that low caloric intake, you have nowhere else to go. In addition, too low of a caloric intake will sacrifice muscle tissue.
Therefore, a high caloric base may be in the order of your bodyweight in pounds multiplied by 15. So for instance, since I am 210 right now, my caloric intake will be in the order of 3150 calories per day (210 x 15). The ratios that I feel work best to start with (and for the off-season) are a 40% carbs, 40% proteins, 20% good fats ratio.
In My Case, I Would Need:
(3150 x 0.4) / 4 = 315 grams of carbs(3150 x 0.4) / 4 = 315 grams of protein(3150 x 0.2) / 9 = 70 grams of good fats
Note: You can calculate this for yourself automatically below.
My starchy carb sources will come mostly from oatmeal, grits, brown rice, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and my fibrous carbs come from vegetables like green beans and broccoli. My protein sources will come from egg whites, chicken, turkey, lean red meats, salmon and tuna. My fats will come from extra virgin olive oil, flaxseed oil, some CLA, and the incidental fats found in lean sources of meat.
Rule #4:Eat Several Small Meals (5-8) Per Day Spaced Out Every 2-3 hours. Make Sure That Each Meal Has Protein In It.
Because of my high caloric needs, I eat 8 meals a day each composed of around 40 grams of protein. I like to have my starchy carbs on all my meals prior to 7pm (unless I train later than 7pm in which case I will have carbs after the workout).
The fats that I add, such as Flax Oil and Olive Oil, I like to have on my low carb meals (meals that either only contain vegetables or just no carbs at all).
Here Is How My Meal Plan Looks:
Meal 1 (Post AM Cardio Meal 7:30am): 40 grams of protein, 55 grams of starchy carbs
Meal 2 (9:30am): 40 grams of protein, 40 grams of starchy carbs
Meal 3 (Post Workout Meal 12:30pm):40 grams of protein, 55 grams of starchy carbs, 15 grams of fibrous
Meal 4 (2:00pm): 40 grams of protein, 40 grams of starchy carbs
Meal 5 (4:00pm): 40 grams of protein, 40 grams of starchy carbs
Meal 6 (6:00pm): 40 grams of protein, 40 grams of starchy carbs, 15 grams of fibrous
Meal 7 (8:00pm): 40 grams of protein, 15 grams of fibrous, 14 grams Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Meal 8 (10:00pm): 40 grams of protein, 14 grams of flax oil
Note 1: The remainder of the fats I get from my CLA caps and also a couple of servings of lean red meats.
Note 2: If I work out at 7pm, then I flip Meal 7 with Meal 6 so that I can have some starchy carbs after the workout.
Rule #5:Establish A Baseline Routine That Includes 6 Weight Training Sessions Per Week Of 1 Hour Each And 30 Minutes Of Cardio Either First Thing On The Morning On An Empty Stomach Or Right After The Workout.
Your baseline routine should be designed to gain muscle and the repetition ranges should be cycles in order to avoid stagnation.
Later in this article, a full routine will be presented that will take care of these goals.