Belly fat... not just overflowing the shirt, but making it harder to slim!
Visceral fat makes it harder to lose weight because it not only stores energy, but also living tissue that transmits signals and hormones that disrupt the metabolic system, such as
1.Release inflammatory cytokinase
• Silent chronic inflammation (low-grade inflammation)
• Resulting in insulin resistance and elevated blood sugar
2. Insulin resistance
• High insulin = body locked fat, not drawn
• Makes even less eating, but fat is not burned
3. Interfering with hunger-satiety control hormones
• Abdominal fat releases so much leptin that the brain is resistant to leptin
• The result is "full, insensitive" and wants to eat more often.
4.Increase cortisol (Cortisol) from stress in the body.
• High cortisol makes the body store more belly fat
• Loop is a difficult cycle to reduce.
5. Reduce muscle
• Inflammatory + hormone loss balance causes breakdown of muscle mass
• Less muscle = lower metabolic system (BMR) → slower weight down
If you want the body to "unlock" metabolism, you have to manage abdominal fat first, such as insulin control, high-sugar diet, protein, and muscle-and-heart-stimulating activities in tandem.
# Abdominal fat # Belly reduction # Weight loss # Fat reduction # Bariatric





































































































