If you have been living a fairly sedentary life and have decided that you want to burn your fat, lose weight and gain muscles, then we want to caution you a little bit about something. For those starting from nothing they shouldn't rush things but rather take it all slowly. Applying some major changes, like diet and exercise routine, in your life really quickly will usually be a big failure. Indeed, there are people out there who have the disposition that will enable them to do this. But the majority of people have a very difficult time sustaining those kinds of changes all at once. So the best advice we can give is that you slowly ease in your dietary and exercise changes.
Probably the best approach to burn fat not muscle is the eclectic one in which you use a variety of methods. You should keep in mind the fact that some of them will blend better with others. But disregarding everything else, your diet is definitely the biggest thing to consider when it comes to your success, so some changes may be in order. Achieving that with your diet is not difficult in terms of available information on the subject. Then, analyzing the kinds of exercise that you do and use must be done. Of course, we are guessing that you do a regular workout already, but if that's not the case it doesn't matter. The effects of diets like starvation diets and no fat diets are well known by most. Indeed, some misinformed people think they need to eradicate fat totally from their daily consumption. Fat loss will most likely not occur when doing this. The body will recognize that fat intake is at zero, so it will try and protect its fat reserves by going into conservation mode. So part of the trick here is to make the body, or brain, think that there is no need at all for fat. It's pretty much the opposite of the effects of starvation. When your body decides it does not need it, then it will not act to conserve it. Instead fat will be burned off and the muscle won't be touched.
If you look at a bodybuilders eating habits they eat many small meals rather than three bigger ones. It's still a good approach to use even if you're not a bodybuilder. There are many different approaches to try so there's flexibility. The primary reasons for using this strategy is that smaller meals will keep your digestion going. Just digesting the food burns off calories, so the actual digestion process will burn many calories. Also, eating smaller meals will make your stomach smaller. And of course, you will consume less food by having a smaller stomach.
Remember to learn as much as possible as it relates to your body and the various effects you can have on it. It can work against you if you deprive your body of something that is needed.
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