My Visual Eating and Exercise Program
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FREE ANALYSIS

Step 1 - Where is your fat?

• Trunk Fat
  You tend to generally be lean in the arms, butt and thighs, but tend to hold weight in the torso region and under the arms.
• Belly Fat
  You tend to hold most of your fat in the belly region and lower back.
  • Mid to High Belly Fat [?]
    Fat distribution in the stomach but not under the skin may indicate the presence of excessive omental fat.
    
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    You tend to hold weight at the top part of the stomach. You have that big bulge appearing just under the sternum. You may even not have much fat under the skin.
  • Lower Belly Fat
    This is the classic spare tire. You can definitely pinch more than an inch in the lower belly region.
• Hips/Thighs/Knees
  You tend to have a flat stomach and carry excess fat in your hips, thighs and knee area.

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