

Why Am I Losing Weight But Not Belly Fat?
Quick Answer: You may be losing weight but not belly fat because the weight you’re losing isn’t primarily body fat. When dieting without enough protein or strength training , the body may lose muscle and water instead of just fat , which may lower the scale but does not significantly change body composition. To lose belly fat more effectively: Maintain a 250–500 calorie deficit Eat 1.6–2.2 g of protein per kg of body weight Strength train 3–5 times per week Stay physically ac

Coach Alan
2 hours ago


Why Am I Not Losing Weight in a Calorie Deficit?
Quick Answer: If you are not losing weight in a calorie deficit, one of two things is happening: You are not consistently in a true calorie deficit. You are in a calorie deficit and losing fat, but your scale weight is masking actual fat loss progress. If you have been dieting for six weeks or less, you are almost certainly not in a true plateau. Early “plateaus” are actually not plateaus. Instead, the culprit is usually calorie tracking inaccuracies or temporary water retent

Coach Alan
Feb 26


How To Reduce Cortisol Belly Fat: A Science-Based Mind-Body Blueprint
The Quick Answer To reduce cortisol belly fat (clinically known as visceral adiposity), you will likely benefit from supporting your nervous system and reducing chronic sympathetic dominance, while maintaining a moderate calorie deficit. This requires a three-pillar Mind-Body framework: regulating the HPA axis (fight-or-flight) through mental wellbeing management, stabilising blood sugar levels, and prioritising strength and recovery-based movement like resistance traini

Coach Alan
Feb 24










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