是否由于遗传因素或者生活方式的选择,有些人只是倾向于在阴部周围多带一点脂肪,通常被称为“FUPA”(脂肪上阴部)。
虽然神奇的减肥运动可以节省时间,但不幸的是,这是不可能的减脂肪.但是改善你的饮食和锻炼习惯可以帮助你减掉全身的脂肪,最终减掉阴部周围的赘肉。
1.了解耻骨区域脂肪的基础知识
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另一个影响身体脂肪水平的因素是肌肉质量的减少自然发生随着年龄的增长,据哈佛卫生出版社出版.瘦肌肉保持高代谢,帮助身体燃烧脂肪。然而,30岁之后,人们每十年就会失去3%到5%的肌肉。大多数男性一生中会失去大约30%的肌肉。
幸运的是,这些因素都可以通过更健康的饮食来减轻,包括安全减少热量摄入和调整大量营养素的摄入。再加上坚持锻炼和良好的睡眠计划,你就能减掉体脂,包括阴部和小腹周围的脂肪。
2.吃高质量的饮食
控制卡路里摄入量是脂肪损失的关键因素。为了减肥,你需要创造一种卡路里赤字,根据梅奥诊所.
在一个食物日记或卡路里跟踪应用程序,您可以确定维护当前体重需要多少卡路里,然后逐步创建一个每天安全的500至1,000卡路里赤字,这应该导致每周大约一磅减肥。
例如,如果你每天需要2500卡路里来维持你目前的体重,你应该目标是每天摄入1500到2000卡路里。只要确保你不要倾向于下面1,500卡路里如果你是男人或1,200卡路里,如果你是一个女人。
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据此,选择丰富的纤维饮食将有助于您更加饱满,并且可以加快消化,据营养和饮食学会(和)。选择富含蔬菜和豆类的食物来增加你的每日摄入量。
提示
根据AND网站的建议,女性每天应该摄入25克纤维,而男性应该摄入38克左右(大多数人摄入的纤维还不到这个量的一半)。
低饱和脂肪的蛋白质,如烤鸡,瘦牛肉和鱼,也应该包括在你的膳食中。
蛋白质是强大的Macronurient根据2015年发表在《科学》杂志上的一项研究,限制你身体产生胃饥饿素(一种让你感到饥饿的激素)美国临床营养学杂志.研究人员发现,每餐每餐消耗约25至30克蛋白质导致进食和减肥的改善。
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3.定期锻炼以减掉耻骨脂肪
有针对性的核心运动,如平板支撑和吊腿运动,有助于增强耻骨和肚脐以下区域的力量和肌肉。然而,这些举措对燃烧那里的脂肪几乎不起作用。
全身力量训练是你对抗体脂的最佳工具。你的身体越瘦(或肌肉),你保留的脂肪就越少梅奥诊所.肌肉比脂肪需要更多的卡路里或能量来维持你的身体,因此使你燃烧更多的整体。
每周拍摄至少两个力量会议,推荐美国卫生和人类服务部.选择针对所有主要肌肉群的锻炼,包括你的背部,胸部,手臂,肩膀,臀部和腿部。
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4.解决不健康的压力和睡眠习惯
压力会导致不良的饮食习惯和体重增加,尤其是下腹部和上阴部。高水平的压力通常与堆积的内脏脂肪(腹部脂肪)。据研究,经济问题或家庭问题等压力源会造成不良影响,导致人们寻求安慰性食物,而这些食物通常含有高脂肪、高糖和高热量哈佛卫生出版社出版.
不幸的是,压力也会影响你的睡眠,导致体重增加或脂肪沉积。据英国《每日邮报》报道,随着时间的推移,睡眠不足会抑制脂肪减少,甚至导致体重增加梅奥诊所.
缺乏睡眠也会影响你的选择,驱使你吃得过多或选择不健康的食物。睡前限制看屏幕的时间,关掉电子设备,留出7到9个小时的安静休息时间,保证一个好睡眠。
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- 梅奥诊所:“了解新陈代谢如何影响重量,慢性新陈代谢背后的真相以及如何燃烧更多的卡路里。由Mayo诊所的工作人员,你可能听到人们责怪他们的体重缓慢的新陈代谢,但是这是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?是什么意思?代谢真的是什么意思罪魁祸首?如果是这样,是否可以调节新陈代谢以燃烧更多的卡路里?确实是新陈代谢与重量相连。但与常见的信念相反,缓慢的新陈代谢很少是重量增长的原因。虽然你的新陈代谢很少。影响您的身体的基本能源需求,您吃多少,以及您获得的身体活动是多少,最终确定您的体重。新陈代谢:将食物转化为能量新陈代谢是您的身体转换您所吃和饮料的过程进入能量。在这种复杂的生化过程中,食品和饮料中的卡路里与氧气结合源,以释放您的身体需要功能的能量。即使你休息,你的身体也需要en所有其“隐藏”功能的Ergy,如呼吸,循环血液,调节激素水平,以及生长和修复细胞。您的身体用来执行这些基本功能的卡路里数量被称为您的基础代谢率 - 您可能呼叫新陈代谢。有几个因素确定您的个体基础代谢,包括:您的体型和组成。甚至在休息时,较大或更大的肌肉燃烧更多卡路里的人。你的性别。男性通常具有较少的身体脂肪和更多的肌肉,而不是相同年龄和体重的女性,这意味着男人燃烧更多的卡路里。你的年龄。 As you get older, the amount of muscle tends to decrease and fat accounts for more of your weight, slowing down calorie burning. Energy needs for your body's basic functions stay fairly consistent and aren't easily changed. In addition to your basal metabolic rate, two other factors determine how many calories your body burns each day: Food processing (thermogenesis). Digesting, absorbing, transporting and storing the food you consume also takes calories. About 10 percent of the calories from the carbohydrates and protein you eat are used during the digestion and absorption of the food and nutrients. Physical activity. Physical activity and exercise — such as playing tennis, walking to the store, chasing after the dog and any other movement — account for the rest of the calories your body burns up each day. Physical activity is by far the most variable of the factors that determine how many calories you burn each day. Scientists call the activity you do all day that isn't deliberate exercise nonexercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT). This activity includes walking from room to room, activities such as gardening and even fidgeting. NEAT accounts for about 100 to 800 calories used daily. Metabolism and weight It may be tempting to blame your metabolism for weight gain. But because metabolism is a natural process, your body has many mechanisms that regulate it to meet your individual needs. Only in rare cases do you get excessive weight gain from a medical problem that slows metabolism, such as Cushing's syndrome or having an underactive thyroid gland (hypothyroidism). Unfortunately, weight gain is a complicated process. It's likely a combination of genetic makeup, hormonal controls, diet composition and the impact of environment on your lifestyle, including sleep, physical activity and stress. All of these factors result in an imbalance in the energy equation. You gain weight when you eat more calories than you burn — or burn fewer calories than you eat. While it is true that some people seem to be able to lose weight more quickly and more easily than others, everyone loses weight when they burn up more calories than they eat. To lose weight, you need to create an energy deficit by eating fewer calories or increasing the number of calories you burn through physical activity or both. A closer look at physical activity and metabolism While you don't have much control over the speed of your basal metabolism, you can control how many calories you burn through your level of physical activity. The more active you are, the more calories you burn. In fact, some people who are said to have a fast metabolism are probably just more active — and maybe fidget more — than others. You can burn more calories with: Regular aerobic exercise. Aerobic exercise is the most efficient way to burn calories and includes activities such as walking, bicycling and swimming. As a general goal, include at least 30 minutes of physical activity in your daily routine. If you want to lose weight or meet specific fitness goals, you may need to increase the time you spend on physical activity even more. If you can't set aside time for a longer workout, try 10-minute chunks of activity throughout the day. Remember, the more active you are, the greater the benefits. Strength training. Experts recommend strength training exercises, such as weightlifting, at least twice a week. Strength training is important because it helps counteract muscle loss associated with aging. And since muscle tissue burns more calories than fat tissue does, muscle mass is a key factor in weight loss. Lifestyle activities. Any extra movement helps burn calories. Look for ways to walk and move around a few minutes more each day than the day before. Taking the stairs more often and parking farther away at the store are simple ways to burn more calories. Even activities such as gardening, washing your car and housework burn calories and contribute to weight loss. No magic bullet Don't look to dietary supplements for help in burning calories or weight loss. Products that claim to speed up your metabolism are often more hype than help, and some may cause undesirable or even dangerous side effects. Dietary supplement manufacturers aren't required by the Food and Drug Administration to prove that their products are safe or effective, so view these products with caution and skepticism. Always let your doctors know about any supplements you take. There's no easy way to lose weight. The foundation for weight loss continues to be based on physical activity and diet. Take in fewer calories than you burn, and you lose weight. The 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends cutting calories by 500 to 700 calories a day to lose 1 to 1.5 pounds (0.5 to 0.7 kilograms) a week. If you can add some physical activity to your day, you'll accomplish your weight-loss goals even faster. Knowledge about all of the mechanisms that impact appetite, food selection, and how your body processes and burns food is increasing. Your doctor or registered dietician can help you explore interventions that can help you lose weight. ShareTweet Aug. 30, 2017 References See more In-depth Products and Services Mayo Clinic Healthy Living Program Book: The Mayo Clinic Diet See also Boost your weight-loss confidence Getting the support you need BMI calculator Body fat: What happens to lost fat? Breakfast Calorie calculator Carbohydrates Show More Advertisement Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not-for-profit mission. Advertising & Sponsorship PolicyOpportunitiesAd Choices Mayo Clinic Marketplace Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic. NEW — Guide to Raising a Healthy Child 4 simple steps to a joy-filled life Improve Your Hearing and Balance Stop osteoporosis in its tracks The Mayo Clinic Diet Online"
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- 营养与饮食学会:“纤维”
- 细胞代谢:“超加工饮食导致过量热量摄入和体重增加:住院患者随意进食的随机对照试验”
- 梅奥诊所:“计算卡路里:回到减肥的基础”
- 《哈佛健康》:“保持你的肌肉量”
- 梅奥诊所:“女性的腹部脂肪:采取 - 并保持 - 它”
- 哈佛健康:“瞄准腹部脂肪”