Fat Loss
Protein for Lean Muscle and Fat Loss
The Best Whey to Get Fit and Toned
Whey, casein, soy— there are several different proteins to choose from, but what role do they play in your fitness plan? If your goal is to build lean muscle and burn fat, it’s essential to know the difference between protein supplements so that you can best use them to your advantage. Let’s take a closer at what the research says about the different kinds of protein available, and how you can best time them to increase and maintain lean muscle while burning fat.
Walnuts Are Great for Weight Loss!
Some Nuts a Day Can Keep the Pounds Away
While some seem to have an easy time with weight loss, others can have a real challenge maintaining a healthy weight. Research at the San Diego School of Medicine shows that the key to maintaining weight loss may be as simple as a handful of walnuts.
The Miracle Powers of Brown Fat!
New Research In Controlling Weight Loss & Fat Loss!
The ability to get lean by producing extra brown fat and enhancing and activating existing brown fat represents a promising way to burn fat. Several landmark discoveries and approaches to this are being explored at major research centers and universities worldwide, with great excitement!
50 Ways to Burn More Fat
Part II
The second part of our summer fat-loss tips gives you another 25 ways to burn more calories and get the exercise you need. These tips are particularly useful if you’re in a rut and miss workouts in the gym.
50 Ways to Burn More Fat
Part I
This two-part article will fill you in on 50 ways to burn more calories and get the exercise you need. No more excuses— if one idea doesn’t work for you, perhaps 10 or 20 of the others will. Use a little imagination and you can burn more calories almost anywhere.
Can Exercise Make Bad Fat into Good Fat?
Did you know that your body has two kinds of fats? No, seriously. Just like the fat that you can consume in foods, your body is naturally comprised of both good and bad fats. The question that researchers have been asking for years, is how we can increase the amount of “good fat” while reducing the bad?
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