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    The most important thing you need to do in order to flatten your stomach is to follow a flat belly diet. Of course, exercise is also recommended, but when it comes to weight loss, nutrition is the key. This article reviews the major elements of a flat stomach diet which you can start following today. Read this article without skipping a word so you won't miss out on anything.

    Before I start relating exactly which foods should and should not be included in a flat belly diet, I want to dispel one myth: a flat abs diet doesn't have to be a fat free diet. This may shock you, but there are some fats which are very healthy to eat. In fact, fat is as important to our body as protein and carbs. You just need to know the healthy fats from the dangerous ones.

    Here are some foods which can be included in a flat belly diet:

    1. Fruit and vegetables - These are great snacks and also contain vitamins and other healthy ingredients.
    2. Lean protein - Protein is a must have macronutrient, but in order to get a flatter stomach get it from lean sources such as turkey, chicken breast, egg whites, and fish.
    3. Healthy fats - These are fats which are actually good for you: virgin olive oil, coconut oil, flax seeds, almonds, and other nuts are good sources of healthy fat.
    4. Complex carbs - wild rice, whole flour pasta, whole wheat bread, and other whole grain foods are excellent sources of carbs.


    Here are some foods which should never be included in a flat tummy diet:

    1. Trans fats - these are unhealthy fats which you should stay clear of. Check out the label on the products you buy to see that they're trans fat free.
    2. Processed food - Eating fresh is usually eating healthy. If you eat processed food expect to find a dozen chemicals inside. All of these just make it harder for you to flatten your belly.
    3. Sugar - natural sugar from fruit and vegetables is ok, but processed sugar is very bad for you since it'll quickly be converted to fat. Avoid all the sugary sodas and useless candy. Alcohol should also be cut down.

    If you follow these flat belly diet guidelines you will not only reduce your stomach fat, you will also feel better.
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    Thanks for the info Dr.michel. I also agree that sugar and alcohol should be avoided. I heard they make your belly fat.

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    I heard that beer causes pot belly in men. I'm not sure if that's true though. But all my beer drinking male friends do have fat bellies.

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    I read that the best way to lose belly fat is to have both cardio and strength training. That will burn all fats including those at your mid section.
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    I agree. Dieting alone is not enough to flatten your stomach. You need the right exercise technique to go along with it in order for you to get your desired result.

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    I tried abs exercises before and it didn't flatten my stomach at all. Whn I started dieting, that's when my stomach started to shrink. Now, I need to do abs exercises again so I can tone up my stomach muscles.

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    Hi..!!
    This diet is perfect..
    Food lists with portion sizes and calories allow flexibility in creating snack packs and can be used whenever you need it most. Eighty recipes are included with nutrient analysis of calories, protein, carbohydrates, total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium and fiber.

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    The flat belly diet really works for many if followed religiously and coupled with exercise. Consistency is the key to keep fit. What good is your diet if you quit in the middle anyway? It isn't sacrifice because you are doing it for good health. You just need to control yourself to not give in to tasty, preservative rich, and fatty foods
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    I guess it does help to flatten the tummy but not fast enough for dieters to notice. I am still doing abs exercise to tone my skin more and lose the flabs

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    This info is very useful for me!thanks! now i'm only on my long way to perfect fit, but i will do my best to reach my goal!

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