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Bust that Beer Gut

Tired of walking around with that “spare tire” in your mid-section? Do you really want to bust that beer belly full of fat? It’s going to take a whole lot more on your part than wishing and investing in the latest ab trainer. It’s going to take willpower and a change in your diet and regular exercise to finally land those six-pack abs you’ve been dying for. Well, maybe not six-pack abs, but at least a sleeker physique and loss of body fat that results in a healthier you!

More than 40 inches is a health risk.

One important fact to consider: men whose waists measure between 40-62 inches are 12 times more likely to develop Type II diabetes, according to a recent study that appeared in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

Think liposuction will make it all better? Hardly. The real culprit is the fat cells that are way down deep. Lipo doesn’t touch them. So…back to diet and exercise. Here are a few suggestions to start the process to minimize the mid-section:

  • Cut back on the junk food and eat more vegetables and fruit – basically a no-brainer!

  • Opt for water as opposed to empty high-caloried beer and soft drinks

  • Eat 5 smaller meals instead of 3 larger ones – this keeps your metabolism pumping and you never feel hungry enough to gorge and go overboard

  • Exercise regularly – you have to find something that you like to do that keeps you moving for 30 minutes every day - break that down to two 15-minute sessions if you have to...

Persistence and regularity will pay off handsomely. You may never have washboard/six-pack abs, but you can achieve some degree of weight loss, a more muscular mid-section, and the envy of all your friends as they toast your efforts with what else? A beer!

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Dr. Tom Asks some important questions of interest to Auburn residents - Chiropractor Auburn Dr. Tom Asks...

Can someone who has had back surgery receive chiropractic care?
Yes. Rest assured that we will avoid the surgically modified areas of your spine. However, what we find is that surgical interventions will often produce spinal instability above or below the involved level. This is will be the focus of your chiropractic care.
How do you know when you're healthy?
Ask most Auburn residents this simple question and you're likely to hear, "When you feel good" or "When you're at your proper weight for your height" or "When you have lots of energy and vitality." Great answers. But our chiropractic patients know that true health is when your body is working as it was designed. True health is how you function, not how you feel.