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I am very skinny except in the belly region. i can't do push-ups. is there something to eat that won't cause me to have belly fat or any easy exercises?
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Cardio Mix: While sit-ups can increase abdominal muscle mass they will only minimially help you loose stomach fat, if any. To loose adipose tissue work on a cardio mix (walking, running, biking, swimming, circuit training, etc - mix it up). Keep in mind that you can not target one specific area of the body to loose weight, and over time the adipose will decrease in many areas of your body (stomach included).
Answered 12/9/2013
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