Is There a Best Way to Burn Fat? The Secret of Quick Weight Loss »
By Tom Roberson on May 23, 2010 in Hoodia Gordonii | 1,329 Comments
Many people are looking for the best way to burn fat. Are you one of them?
Do you get on the scale in the morning and see a higher weight than you want.
Do you suck in your stomach when you look in the mirror after brushing your teeth?
Body fat is just that – body fat. It coats your belly, your legs, rear and hips
As much as you may see it, body fat is both good and bad. The right amount of body fat insulates your body from cold. The right amount of body fat provides an emergency energy source when you need extra power.
The wrong amount of body fat is not good for your body. It can lead to heart disease, diabetes, kidney failure, stress, and many other ailments.
The better news is that you can burn fat quickly, every hour of the day, which is the best way to burn fat in your body. And you can get started in as little as 12 minutes a day. Would you like to know how you can do that?
The first thing you need to know that burning fat and keeping it off – the best way to burn fat- requires both exercise and a change of diet. No matter what weight loss program you buy, it all comes back to one way to safely burn fat fast. The secret is to burn more calories than you take in. All the time.
Exercise is the key ingredient in the fat loss soup. This is especially true if you have a sedentary lifestyle and work at a desk most of the day. The good news is that you don’t have to exercise for hours at a time. And you can exercise effectively as well without having to buy expensive gym memberships.
Let’s make sure that before you start an exercise program, you check in with your doctor to make sure the exercise regimen is okay for you. So, see your doctor, make sure he or she understands your goals and your personal health history.
Then, select the type of exercise that you can safely do for at least 12 minutes – with a varied intensity. Choose something that you like to do – walking, running, biking, rowing, roller skating or even climbing stairs.
Walking programs are fairly safe for anyone to get started with. In fact, most doctors recommend walking for cardiac patients quite frequently. So walking is a great way to get started right away. The general principle for Dr. Al Sear’s PACE program is to walk at a moderate pace for one minute, then walk very fast for a minute, then walk at a moderate pace for two minutes, another minute walking fast, and so on.
The beauty of this system is that you have short bursts of exertion which strengthens both your heart and your lungs. And it keeps your metabolism in a fat burning-mode for much longer than aerobic exercise. The problem with aerobic exercise is that your body “remembers” to keep weight on – because fat is only burned during the exercise period itself.
The secret and best way to burn fat is to train your body through the proper exercise, varied intensity like Dr. Al Sear’s PACE program.
Then, when you look in the mirror, you don’t have to squint or turn sideways. You will see the trim, slim you.