The Fastest Way to Lose Belly Fat

Check out these tips to get rid of stubborn belly fat fast!

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0:00 Introduction: How to lose belly fat fast
0:52 Keto the right way
4:21 Deep ketosis with intermittent fasting
5:39 Exercise
8:50 Keto adaptation vs. fat adaptation
9:40 Learn more about how to get healthy and lose weight

Today, I’m going to share a few weight loss tips that will help you tap into fat-burning very quickly. Weight loss can be simple if you utilize the right techniques!

1. Follow a keto diet—consume the right fats and the right types of protein.
A keto diet is low in carbs, but there are some specific guidelines you should follow to lose weight quickly. Avoid omega-6 fatty acids found in seed oils like corn oil, soy oil, cottonseed oil, canola oil, safflower oil, and sunflower oil.

Consumption of these ultra-processed, highly inflammatory seed oils directly correlates with obesity rates. Seed oils are often hidden in salad dressings and fast food and can even be found in animal feed.

It’s also important to choose the correct proteins on keto. Opt for high-quality proteins like grass-fed, grass-finished beef and wild-caught fish.

2. Eat a large salad every day.
A large salad each day provides potassium, magnesium, folate, vitamin C, and phytonutrients. If your salad greens are grown in healthy, living soil, the salad also provides probiotics. This helps diversify the microbiome, helping you to lose weight quickly.

If you have gut issues, consume fermented vegetables or eliminate vegetables altogether.

3. Combine the ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting.
To lose fat quickly, combine keto with intermittent fasting. Dropping to one meal per day (OMAD) yields the fastest results.

On one meal a day, you will fast for 23 hours. This gets your body adapted to running on fat very quickly. You’ll also notice cognitive improvements, positive mood changes, and decreased inflammation.

4. Exercise regularly, but don’t overdo it!
Walking and HIIT are the best exercises to lose belly fat fast. Walking every day speeds up weight loss, reduces stress, and improves sleep. Improved sleep reduces cortisol and enhances growth hormones, both of which are necessary for weight loss.

HIIT exercise involves short, intense workouts that work all muscle groups. Do not overdo it with exercise! You only need to do HIIT 1 to 3 days per week.

Dr. Eric Berg DC Bio:
Dr. Berg, age 58, is a chiropractor who specializes in Healthy Ketosis and intermittent fasting. He is the author of the best-selling book The Healthy Keto Plan, and is the Director of Dr. Berg Nutritionals®. He no longer practices, but focuses on health education through social media.

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Dr. Eric Berg received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1988. His use of “doctor” or “Dr.” in relation to himself solely refers to that degree. Dr. Berg is a licensed chiropractor in Virginia, California, and Louisiana, but he no longer practices chiropractic in any state and does not see patients so he can focus on educating people as a full-time activity, yet he maintains an active license. This video is for general informational purposes only. It should not be used to self-diagnose and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, prescription, or recommendation. It does not create a doctor-patient relationship between Dr. Berg and you. You should not make any change in your health regimen or diet before first consulting a physician and obtaining a medical exam, diagnosis, and recommendation. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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Thanks for watching! I hope these tips help you burn fat fast. I’ll see you in the next video.

Dave McKinnon
 

  • @Pups7UT says:

    Man since I went through menopause my belly looks like I am pregnant. Thank you for this

  • @C.N.1 says:

    Thanks, Dr. Berg! Have a great day, man! 💪

  • @garde1257 says:

    An absolute gem as usual, this man needs to be protected at all cost. Thank you Doc!

    • @kevinflemming-strachan4053 says:

      I totally agree, they’re already on his case for the kinda information he divulges… I recommend him and Barbara O’Neil to all my customers who wants a healthier lifestyle

    • @Drberg says:

      Thank you very much for your message. Greatly appreciate it!

  • @jakevannoy1630 says:

    Type 1 diabetic here. Nearly 30 years in good control. I’ve been using proper Olive oil in my cooking for the last 7-8 years. I eat keto, mostly carnivore, but with salad everyday. I feel great and I’m trim and in shape, focusing on walking and weight lifting.

    By now I can SMELL the industrial seed oils in our culture whenever I’m near a fast food restaurant or even a nice sit down place. It smells horrible to me, it smells like obesity and cancer to me. It’s unbelievable how much of a turn off it is and how I didn’t smell it before.

  • @1dilligaf says:

    I did keto a few years ago went from 300 pounds down to 222 and then I don’t know what happened but I could not lose another pound I then I made my biggest mistake. I got frustrated and gave up I’m back up to 280 and I’m having a hell of a time trying to get back to keto again.

  • @anitahernandez1207 says:

    You put common sense and the basics back into a lifestyle way of being healthy. There are many Keto channels out there that mostly focus on keto recipes to mimic the processed type foods we were used to eating. Wheat (gluten) and cornmeal (GMO/sugar) is replaced with almond flour (oxalates) which is OK once in a while but eventually people are going to exchange one problem for another. I have been eating the pasture raised beef, wild caught salmon and organic pasture raised eggs, but I’ve been wanting to make chicken soup lately (w/out potatoes). Finding a pasture raised, organic chicken without a soy and corn feed is difficult. I found one brand that is an heirloom, pasture raised, air chilled chicken, and they feed the chicken a “flaxseed blend”. That’s what the label says, so, I am going to drive across town to buy that chicken and make chicken soup. 🍲 Looking forward to future videos about your farm. 🚜🧑‍🌾

  • @rbiv5 says:

    I did some pretty intense intermittent fasting with a 4 hour window of eating every day and and focused on high protein, low carb. I included regular exercise. I lost weight but plateau’d after a few months. I also felt I was starving myself and had poor mental acuity. I think everyone is different and we need to trial and error these methods to fit. For me, I found that I don’t need to intermittent fast as intense, just workout and move more, especially around the abdomen and core.

    • @Penelope416 says:

      I think about this alot. I think it’s very common to dip TOO LOW in your calories with extreme intermittent fasting, so that might be why the body plateaus.

      Do you weight train as well?

    • @flcps says:

      Nature favours variety. Do fast, but not every single day. Do 48, then omd, then 2a day, them next week back to 48h

    • @genacat4599 says:

      Fasting actually made me gain more weight. Stopped IF and lost my weight. So fasting doesn’t work for some 🤷‍♀️

    • @Penelope416 says:

      @@flcps I don’t think we need to fast or do IF everyday either. I think mixing it up, keeps the body guessing too. Or like Mindy Pelz states, we have to go in-and-out of fasting, meaning a few days off fasting, and a few days fasting. Yes mixing it up might be the key. But for women, it is recommended to fast according to our monthly cycle (unless in menopause)

    • @PageBetti says:

      So what does it look like if you have menopause?

  • @alic6958 says:

    That last quote is so relevant…

    Before I would be dieting with the end goal of eventually becoming happier and more confident in myself. Since starting OMAD and Keto, my guts become so much healthier, and within 2 weeks my anxiety and depression has lifted. Something which has followed me for years.

    It’s really a revelation. Now I’m happier and more confident WHILST dieting, and enjoying the process so so much.

    Good luck to everyone on the journey. 💪💪💪

  • @paulleadbeater480 says:

    Absolutely packed with health gems. Thanks, Dr.

  • @Avengedsevenfoldrocks says:

    Awesome video Dr Berg🎉 you got me to thinking (good thing) about even the eggs I’m eating where they say pasture-raised, or whatever, that doesn’t mean that they’re still not getting some kind of grain feeding, or worse yet antibiotics and hormones and…

  • @christyjohnson5904 says:

    Hi Dr., thank you for this video! I’m having weight-loss problems with an auto immune disease. I do not take medication for it as I am anti-medication. I also do not eat meat so keto is not the best diet for me. I am a vegetarian going 10 years. What advice can you give me to help for weight loss?

  • @RamowomanofGod says:

    Oh my goodness I just came back from the gym and I go “wait a minute my belly looks pregnant “😂yes I’m menopausal!😂thank you Dr. Berg!

  • @ijudia says:

    Well done. Thanks for this informative content, Doc!

  • @lorenadugan6355 says:

    This a synergetic approach without overwhelming the information. I appreciate that.

  • @TA-vj8ex says:

    Thanks Dr. Berg for sharing this information. I would of never lost weight without intermittent fasting. I feel so wonderful when I do it. Plus it gives my body time to rest. But thanks go to you for helping me all these years now. You are a true Gem.

  • @josephburns-zd2kr says:

    I’m 56 years old, and almost 2 years ago, I weighed in at close to 350 pounds since starting keto. My weight is under 200 pounds now. I understand now why it’s taking longer for me to get my belly back to normal because of eating so unhealthy many years ago, but I’m not giving up, I’ll continue to work as hard as I can to have that flat belly. The main thing now is that my health is way better than ever and energy, too.

  • @fidelcatsro6948 says:

    For those who missed Dr Berg notes:

    1. Follow a keto diet—consume the right fats and the right types of protein.
    A keto diet is low in carbs, but there are some specific guidelines you should follow to lose weight quickly. Avoid omega-6 fatty acids found in seed oils like corn oil, soy oil, cottonseed oil, canola oil, safflower oil, and sunflower oil.

    Consumption of these ultra-processed, highly inflammatory seed oils directly correlates with obesity rates. Seed oils are often hidden in salad dressings and fast food and can even be found in animal feed.

    It’s also important to choose the correct proteins on keto. Opt for high-quality proteins like grass-fed, grass-finished beef and wild-caught fish

    2. Eat a large salad every day.
    A large salad each day provides potassium, magnesium, folate, vitamin C, and phytonutrients. If your salad greens are grown in healthy, living soil, the salad also provides probiotics. This helps diversify the microbiome, helping you to lose weight quickly.

    If you have gut issues, consume fermented vegetables or eliminate vegetables altogether.

    3. Combine the ketogenic diet with intermittent fasting.
    To lose fat quickly, combine keto with intermittent fasting. Dropping to one meal per day (OMAD) yields the fastest results.

    On one meal a day, you will fast for 23 hours. This gets your body adapted to running on fat very quickly. You’ll also notice cognitive improvements, positive mood changes, and decreased inflammation.

    4. Exercise regularly, but don’t overdo it!
    Walking and HIIT are the best exercises to lose belly fat fast. Walking every day speeds up weight loss, reduces stress, and improves sleep. Improved sleep reduces cortisol and enhances growth hormones, both of which are necessary for weight loss.

    HIIT exercise involves short, intense workouts that work all muscle groups. Do not overdo it with exercise! You only need to do HIIT 1 to 3 days per week.

    Thank you Dr Berg!😺👍

  • @user-sy7ck3ln6o says:

    Dr. Berg has produced some of the best information on nutrition – PERIOD! I was seriously IR. like a 4.9..I took an IR test. NOW.. I’m up to 5 miles per say 3.5 to 4.0 mph.. it took me awhile to get there, but well worth the effort. I also employ HIIT. 3 times min per week.. Yes.. overtraining can play a huge role in obtaining your goals.. Everyone is different. All I know is I sleep really great now. ..

  • @mellg7713 says:

    Thanks for this! Is there any alternative to the high intensity working out that will yield the same results? I have a knee injury and can no longer do HIIT 😢. Thanks

  • @Quintana_09 says:

    It’s not about losing weight to get healthy, it’s about getting healthy to lose weight

    Classic Dr. Berg right there!!!

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