Anonymous wrote:I think all of the posts should indicate whether you are in perimenopause or menopause yet. It’s been a total game changer for me in terms of belly fat. It’s like my body is preparing to become Mrs. Claus.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cut out gluten dairy and sugar. Gut will be gone in six weeks.
Not true. It may help lose overall weight, but if you are genetically too heavy, nothing you eat or don’t eat changes that
Yes true.
I am an apple and I was holding about 10-15 pounds in my gut alone and I lost it by cutting out gluten, dairy and sugar. I actually have a flat belly and a waist now and I am fifty.
Try it OP. You can come back and brag in six weeks.
You still are top heavy relative to the rest of your body. An apple will never be a pear
I'm glad of that. Easier to reduce a gut than thick hips/thighs.
Fellow apple and COMPLETE disagree. A big booty is something you can have but still be "in shape", sexy, hot.etc and not be considered fat. There is no wiggle room to have a belly and be considered anything other than fat/chubby. Even if you are or a normal or lower end of normal weight and have great tone on the rest of your body. I've lived with that forever sadly
The point is that belly can usually be reduced more easily by diet/exercise. Hips/thighs/booties can be toned and sexy but very difficult if not impossible to make slender.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cut out gluten dairy and sugar. Gut will be gone in six weeks.
Not true. It may help lose overall weight, but if you are genetically too heavy, nothing you eat or don’t eat changes that
Yes true.
I am an apple and I was holding about 10-15 pounds in my gut alone and I lost it by cutting out gluten, dairy and sugar. I actually have a flat belly and a waist now and I am fifty.
Try it OP. You can come back and brag in six weeks.
You still are top heavy relative to the rest of your body. An apple will never be a pear
I'm glad of that. Easier to reduce a gut than thick hips/thighs.
Fellow apple and COMPLETE disagree. A big booty is something you can have but still be "in shape", sexy, hot.etc and not be considered fat. There is no wiggle room to have a belly and be considered anything other than fat/chubby. Even if you are or a normal or lower end of normal weight and have great tone on the rest of your body. I've lived with that forever sadly
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cut out gluten dairy and sugar. Gut will be gone in six weeks.
Not true. It may help lose overall weight, but if you are genetically too heavy, nothing you eat or don’t eat changes that
Yes true.
I am an apple and I was holding about 10-15 pounds in my gut alone and I lost it by cutting out gluten, dairy and sugar. I actually have a flat belly and a waist now and I am fifty.
Try it OP. You can come back and brag in six weeks.
You still are top heavy relative to the rest of your body. An apple will never be a pear
I'm glad of that. Easier to reduce a gut than thick hips/thighs.
Anonymous wrote:Lots of water and veggies to keep things moving and reduce bloat. Lots of core exercises to give you as much shape as possible. Note that you’re not “spot reducing” or “burning belly fat,” as those aren’t actual things. You’re just developing the muscles so that they can better reduce the jiggle.
Build more activity into your life. Be mindful about what you eat. There’s no magic solution.
Anonymous wrote:I’m the same as you! I also look pregnant when I gain weight. I wouldn’t mind being overweight if it went to decent places. But no, I just look pregnant if overweight. Without the weight, I look thin. There is no in between look for me.
To lose 20 lbs, I ate only fruit after dinner (if hungry) instead of anything else, I also stopped putting dressing on salads, and I was careful about what I ordered at restaurants. I also exercised and I was more mindful about what I ate.
I’m in my 40s. It took maybe a year to lose the weight. I also weighed myself once a week and wrote it down and wrote down exercise. This is helpful to keep you motivated.