Vibrate Away Belly Fat

The shaking you may be feeling is not from aemphasize that the results did not indicate that you
earthquake, but from dieter's vibrating fitness machines.can forego aerobic exercise and just jump on a
According to a study presented at the Europeanvibrating machine. You still need a healthy diet, along
Congress on Obesity, researchers found that vibrationwith aerobic exercise. However, the scientist said that
plate exercise machines may help you lose weight,the machines may be a viable alternative to weight
plus trim that particularly harmful belly fat foundlifting, since, similar to lifting weights, the machine works
between your organs.the muscles by contracting them rapidly, a process
Scientists found that their overweight subjects whoneeded to build lean muscle mass.
regularly used the equipment in combination with calorieVissers added that some people think that vibration
restriction were more successful at long-term weightmachines are for lazy people. So if it feels easy, then
loss and shedding the fat around their abdominalyou are not doing it properly. You have to do more
organs, then those who combined dieting with a morethan just stand there and hold the handles.
conventional fitness routine.Vissers is next planning to study why vibration seems
Fat around your organs, sometimes referred to asto be more effective than aerobic exercise in trimming
brown fat, is believed to lead to a higher risk in healththe fat between your organs,including whether
problems as oppose to the fat cells closer to your skin.increased blood flow to the abdomen and hormonal
This is the first study to investigate the effects ofresponse to vibration might play a role in breaking
vibration in obese people, and from the initial findings,down fat more efficiently.
the results look promising. So this finding appears to beRegardless of the reason, anything that will help rid you
another addition that you can add to your weightof belly fat is a godsend. And if that means shaking
control plan.things up, then bring on the vibrating fitness machines.
The lead research scientist, Dirk Vissers, did