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“I’m Tired of This Stubborn Belly Fat”. The belly. It’s the one part of the body that almost every woman complains about, especially for us over the age of 35. Besides just getting older, here are some reasons why you aren’t losing belly fat as fast as you’d like to. Good news! YOU can do something about it. 1. You’re stressed Work, kids, husband (wink!)… Ladies, we have a lot to stress about. However, you can blame your belly fat on being too stressed for too long. When you’re stressed, your body releases the “stress hormone” called cortisol. High levels of this makes it difficult to digest food properly and leads to weight gain, especially over the tummy. 2. You aren’t sleeping enough Besides being grumpy, when you don’t get enough sleep your body starts to produce more of the “I’m hungry” called grehlin, and less of the “I’m not hungry” hormone called leptin. This is a bad combo for that bikini belly you’ve been wanting! Try to get AT LEAST 7-8 hours of sleep at night.

Source: www.dailymail.co.uk People who thoughtfully chew their food and don't rush mealtimes not only avoid indigestion - they could be preventing diabetes as well, claim scientists. They have discovered that those of us who wolf down our meals are two-and-a-half times more at risk. This could be because eating very quickly encourages weight gain which can trigger the illness. Scientists in Lithuania looked at 702 people, including 234 who had just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. They all filled in a detailed questionnaire about their lifestyles which included sections on diets, exercise and whether they smoked. One question asked them if they ate faster, more slowly or at the same speed as others. They were also measured and weighed to calculate their body mass index which determines whether they are obese. The researchers found that those who admitted they ate more quickly than most other people were two-and-a-half times more likely to develop type 2 diabet