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Kiwilimón - 2018-10-08T17:11:28.686508Z
Typical: you’ve been planning for months to exercise and eat healthily to reduce your waistline, but “something” (laziness, work, or cravings) happened that prevented you from achieving your goal.
Don't worry. Not everything is lost.
Although you probably won't get the same results, you can still reduce your belly in a week. Here’s how.
Detox your body.
The first thing you need to do is cleanse your body to rid it of toxins. Many times, just detoxifying the body can lead to a reduction in sizes. Try this
detox diet to lose those extra pounds.
Start fasting.
Intermittent
fasting has many benefits, including weight loss. If you’ve never done it, we suggest starting with the easiest one, the 12-hour fast. This way, you can gradually increase the fasting time.
Eliminate all waste.
Abdominal bloating isn’t always related to fat accumulation. Sometimes, constipation can make it look like you have more belly than you actually do. Combat constipation naturally with this delicious
juice.
Forget about sugar.
Reducing the consumption of high-sugar foods also helps to reduce the waistline. If you want to lose belly fat in a week, forget about sugar in your diet. Remember that many foods, such as cold cuts, sauces, and dressings, also contain sugar. Remove them from your diet.
Take your time.
Get used to eating slowly. Eating food quickly makes digestion difficult, causes air to enter your stomach, and leads you to eat more than necessary. Chew calmly and enjoy your food.
Watch what you eat.
Obviously, hamburgers and fries are off the menu if you want to lose your belly. But there are other foods you should also discard. Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and beans tend to bloat the stomach, so avoid them as much as possible.
Get ready to show off a flat stomach by following these simple tips. Craving a dessert? Very simple! Here’s what
ingredients you can substitute to make your desserts healthier (without affecting their taste).