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Hello, i delivered bby through Csection three months back, i hav loose belly fat, its looking like flab fat. Will wearing tummy belt tighten muscles of stomach? Wil the flab goes inside by wearing belt?
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Belt will only provide you good support for the back which is specifically needed when you feed the baby.. to reduce the belly fat you will have to do regular and proper exercises
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Tummy fat cannot go by belt dear. In fact belt is not good as it weekens muscle even further by giving an artificial support . Belt more than 15 days cause muscle wasting
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Do abs immediately after cardio exercise . Join a Zumba class to loose fat the fun way. Avoid Weight bearing exercises
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Wearing belt usually will not reduce tummy fat .healthy diet and regular exercise will strengthen muscles and aid in weight loss .
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Belt is only for support,  have proper exercise and gym/ swimming whatever you do before,  have healthy diet with lots of vegetables and  fruits,  plenty of oral fluids (3- 4 liters of water daily).avoid excess fatty food ,sugar and junk foods.
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