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So on the radio yesterday It reported it had been clinically proven that belly fat was the direct result of stress and no amount of exercise would shift it. They took women trying to lose this belly fay (avid gym goers) and instead had them do meditation for 3 weeks instead of the gym... apparently all of them lost the belly..
 
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So on the radio yesterday It reported it had been clinically proven that belly fat was the direct result of stress and no amount of exercise would shift it. They took women trying to lose this belly fay (avid gym goers) and instead had them do meditation for 3 weeks instead of the gym... apparently all of them lost the belly..
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so that’s my problem! Thank you
 
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TIGERSCAVE said:
So on the radio yesterday It reported it had been clinically proven that belly fat was the direct result of stress and no amount of exercise would shift it. They took women trying to lose this belly fay (avid gym goers) and instead had them do meditation for 3 weeks instead of the gym... apparently all of them lost the belly..
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Is that because they didn’t have time to eat.
 
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So on the radio yesterday It reported it had been clinically proven that belly fat was the direct result of stress and no amount of exercise would shift it.
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There's been a long-standing link between stress and obesity, but suggesting 'no amount of exercise would shift it' is clearly nonsense.
 
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