Just like cholesterol, there are good and bad types of body fat. Scientists until recently believed this good fat, which spurs the body to burn calories to generate body heat, played an important role in keeping infants warm but which by adulthood was mostly gone or inactive.
Researchers discovered that good fat, which is brownish and stored around your neck could help you lose weight. Whereas bad fat, which is white or yellow and is often found along the waistline where excess energy is store.
Studies have shown that some good fat remains in adults, affecting metabolism and potentially helping people shed pounds.
Expert described the findings were the most conclusive evidence so far of the role of such fat in regulating body temperature and weight. The findings would likely renew interest in the area of brown fat among drugmakers
Finding a way to increase the amount of brown fat in a person seems to be a strategy that helps fighting belly fat. We look forward to hearing a breakthrough in a near future!
Say goodby to your belly fat, here's how too you can do it!
By: IdealWeight@
www.myacetips.com
Researchers discovered that good fat, which is brownish and stored around your neck could help you lose weight. Whereas bad fat, which is white or yellow and is often found along the waistline where excess energy is store.
Studies have shown that some good fat remains in adults, affecting metabolism and potentially helping people shed pounds.
Expert described the findings were the most conclusive evidence so far of the role of such fat in regulating body temperature and weight. The findings would likely renew interest in the area of brown fat among drugmakers
Finding a way to increase the amount of brown fat in a person seems to be a strategy that helps fighting belly fat. We look forward to hearing a breakthrough in a near future!
Say goodby to your belly fat, here's how too you can do it!
By: IdealWeight@
www.myacetips.com
Note: This blog is solely for information and educational purposes. It is not intended as medical advice. Consult a physician before beginning any new exercise, nutrition or supplementation program.
