Research
suggests that eating small meals more often reduces Cortisol levels. In a study
published in the New England Journal of
Medicine, people who ate six small meals a day for 2 weeks, as opposed to
three large meals containing the same total number of calories, reduced their Cortisol
levels by more than 17 percent! And they lost belly fat too!
When you eat
small (for example 300-350 calorie per meal), frequent meals (about every 3
hours- while awake) long term, the body becomes efficient at keeping cortisol
levels low, which helps both men and women reduce belly fat. Eating regularly
throughout the day also makes you less tempted to overeat at any one sitting or
be overly tempted to raid the snack machine at the office. For more nutrition tips visit www.EatAndBeFit.com
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