A Brief Guide To Alternative Therapies That Can Help You In Your Quest For Flat Abs

Over the last ten years alternative therapies and complimentary medicine in general have grown in popularity as more and more people become disillusioned with the western medical system and opt for a more natural approach to help them lose weight around their mid section and improve their wellbeing.

Complimentary therapies such as Indian head massages and yoga are now fully integrated into the popular mainstream because they afford us an scheduled opportunity to switch off and relax. The main benefit of which is that your body is less stressed which can speed up the rate at which you achieve a flat stomach.

With the large number of different therapies available coupled with some sceptical press coverage there is understandably some confusion as to what each type of therapy has to offer and its effectiveness. If your current exercise and diet regime is not working the way you would like it may be worth taking a look at my list to help you in your quest for flat abs… Read the rest of this entry »

Eat Fat to Lose Fat

Sounds kinda crazy at first, doesn’t it?

Some years back a friend tried to get me off the low-fat bandwagon. I told him there was no way! I had a hard enough time as losing that last layer and thought he must be mad to suggest the solution was to eat more fat.

As I’m sure you guessed from the title of this post, I came around.

These days, after years of my own research and testing, I advise many of clients to increase their intake of good fats – even saturated fat and cholesterol.

I’m not insane, I’m not trying to kill you, and I’m certainly not the first person to sing the praises of fat.

In fact, a recent article will explain for you in eye-opening detail just how and when fat suddenly started getting such a bad rap. Some of this information might be quite shocking – for example, there was actually never any conclusive evidence showing that saturated fat causes heart disease.

So what do we at the Get Better Abs team think? And how can eating fat help you lose fat?

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How To Stop Your Stomach Bloating Up

Do you find that certain foods tends to bloat your stomach, leaving you with an uncomfortable puffy feeling that sometimes requires you to undo your button after you eat?

That horrible sensation is caused by the foods you’re choosing and certain aspects of your lifestyle…the tendency to gulp down breakfast before running to catch the train to work in the morning; or squeezing in a sandwich for lunch just before an important meeting - these habits invariably mean that we’re in a state of stress when we swallow our food.

Sitting down to eat your meals in a nice and relaxed environment where you can take the time to chew your food properly and enjoy some peace and quiet is one change you can incorporate, that will help improve digestion your digestive help.

Avoiding certain foods that inflame your gut - which can cause excessive gas - is another.

Here are 5 foods to avoid if you want to get rid of that bloated, full and gassy feeling… Read the rest of this entry »

5 Flat Abs Exercises You Can Do If You Have a Bad Back

If you have a bad back but you want to start a flat abs program - the first question you’ll probably ask yourself is which exercises can you do that won’t hurt your back?

In fact, the fear of aggravating a current back injury and suffering even more pain is for many people a very good reason why exercise is the last thing on their mind.

But unless you have a very serious back problem such as a slipped disc, muscle tissue tear or a structural spinal problem, the *right* type of exercise can still be part of your daily routine.

It is important to realise the inextricable connection between the strength and function of your stomach muscles and the stability and health of your back. A weak, malfunctioning set of stomach muscles is often the very reason why so many people suffer back pain in the first place.

These flat abs exercises will help set the foundation for strong set of stomach and back muscles, good posture, good joint stability and prevention to further injury… Read the rest of this entry »