Why Is Belly Fat Harder to Lose?

Belly fat is a “active fat,” making it hard to remove. Belly fat releases hormones that can affect your health and weight loss, especially in the waist and abdomen.

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. Some experts say abdominal fat behaves like a “extra organ” or gland since hormones and it are so interwoven.

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Therefore, eliminating abdominal fat is difficult, especially if you're in your 40s or older. Due to hormone changes in middle age, belly fat accumulates faster than in other places.

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Limiting fat and sugar isn't enough to lose abdominal fat. You need exercise. We burn fewer calories than we eat because many of us are idle.

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Most Americans prefer greasy, sugary, and carbohydrate-rich cuisine. Unfortunately, belly fat “loves” them. Alcohol is another prevalent source of stubborn abdominal fat.

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Stress releases chemicals that increase fat storage, probably due to our survival mechanism. Stress causes our body to store energy instead of using it.

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You can manage your nutrition, activity, and stress. Genetics are uncontrollable when it comes to that tubby stomach. Unfortunately, some people are genetically predisposed to have greater belly fat.

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You need food and exercise to maintain a healthy weight, but if you want a thin tummy, you may need more. Dr. Michael Paltiel of Adult and Pediatric Dermatology and his colleagues offer .

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