Postpartum

EXERCISE!! THE POOR MAN'S PLASTIC SURGERY!!

BREAST FEEDING & ALCOHOL: Monell Chemical senses center in Philadelphia found that drinking a glass of wine (any alchol) reduces breast milk by 13% by reducing lactation hormones. You may also kill brain cells in you baby....

Postpartum weight loss may be easier drinking GREEN TEA and EXERCISING. Mice that exercised and drank green tea lost more weight than those just exercising or just drinking green tea says the International Journal of Obesity.

Teariffic fat burner A Japanese study showed that the chemical in tea (Oolong, green or black) called teasponin prohibits fat buildup. Teasponin inhibits blood fat level and pancreatic lipase activity in mice. Pancreatic lipase is THE enzyme in fat digestion. When Teasponin deactivates it, fat can't be absorbed - it just passes through until it goes to waste (potty No.) Teasponin also reduces both abdominal fat stores, and the size of the fat cells. Is it tea time yet?

Fish kills hunger pangs a Mayo study found that fresh water fish eaters have lower levels of the hunger hormone leptin. So besides lowering heart disease, cholesterol and cancer it's also lowering your weight.

Postpartum Shape Up The six months following childbirth are the easiest time for a woman to lose weight. During pregnancy, your body's levels of estrogen, progesterone, leptin, insulin and fat lipase reach al-time highs. They ensure that you will have adequate stores of fat to keep the baby growing. After delivery, your hormone hiatus causes an increased metabolism and resistance to weight gain. You'll keep your weight loss advantage for as many as nine months if you breastfeed.

No More Red-Eye For New Moms: According to Dr. Perricone's new book "The Perricone Prescription", drinking green tea instead of coffee will help melt off pounds. Apparently coffee raises hormone levels of cortisol and insulin which accelerates aging and storage of body fat. Green tea's catechin polyphenols boost your metabolism and reduce absorption of bad fats by 30%. So pregnant or not; avoid coffee.

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