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Say goodbye to bloatingStomach bloating is so common these days it’s been called an “epidemic.” Do you regularly suffer ...
12/25/2021

Say goodbye to bloating
Stomach bloating is so common these days it’s been called an “epidemic.” Do you regularly suffer from bloating? It can be extremely painful, really uncomfortable and sometimes difficult to control. We’ve found some natural, food based remedies that should help to ease even the most troublesome of tummy’s without the need for medication or a diet overhaul.



Ginger
A well-known remedy for an upset tummy, ginger also provides a welcome relief for bloating. Try ginger candy, ginger tea, and adding fresh ginger to yogurt or a stir-fry.



Asparagus
Asparagus contains prebiotics, which like probiotics, help support good digestive bacteria.



Water
You’re already bloated and you’re supposed to drink more water? Yep. But stay away from carbonated drinks; they actually induce bloating and GI problems. If water is too bland for your taste buds, try adding slices of cucumber, orange, or lemon to make it tastier.



Celery
Crunching on celery may just feel like a workout for the jaws but it’s also working on your bloat. Celery can be used as a digestive aid to control intestinal gas because its chemicals are known to decrease fluid retention. Not a fan of celery? Why not try water retention tablets?



Almond milk
Some of us just can’t tolerate dairy and may be lactose intolerant. The sugar or lactose in milk can cause belly bloat and pain. Plant-based versions of traditional dairy products can provide a non-bloating alternative.



Bok choy
Leafy greens like bok choy help reduce bloating because they contain dietary nitrates that increase the expansion of your blood vessels, increasing circulation in the areas that need fluid removal, like a bloated tummy.



Bloating relief made easy


Kefir and yoghurt
If dairy isn’t a problem for you, try kefir, a fermented milk beverage, and yogurt. Both contains probiotics, which are good for the belly, body and bloating.



Cucumbers
Crunchy on the outside and packed with 96 percent water on the inside, this salad topper also helps flush out bloat. They are also full of fibre to help the digestive tract run smoother.



Tomatoes
You say tomato, I say tomahto. However, you pronounce it; tomatoes are great for reducing bloating. Being potassium rich they help balance out sodium levels in the body, resulting in less water weight and bloat.



Papaya
Pretty to look at and tasty to eat yet some people are turned off by the odour of a ripe papaya. Don’t let the smell turn you away from its benefits for bloating.



Kimchi
This fermented Korean side dish is rich in vitamins and aids in digestion. Not a fan of kimchi? Sauerkraut has the same benefits.



Fennel
This Mediterranean vegetable is well known for its liquorice-like taste. Eat the seeds or brew a cup of fennel tea the next time your tummy is bloated.



Peppermint
How about a cup of tea with dinner to stop bloating? Peppermint teas are excellent to start a meal and to improve digestion.

4 Tips to Prevent OvereatingAre you ready for a truth bomb? Overeating happens to ALL of us at times, myself included! D...
12/23/2021

4 Tips to Prevent Overeating
Are you ready for a truth bomb?

Overeating happens to ALL of us at times, myself included!

Does that surprise you?

Here’s another truth bomb though - Just because you struggle with overeating today doesn’t mean you’re destined to overeat on a regular basis for the rest of your life.

Sure, it takes practice, patience, and consistency, but if overeating is something you struggle with, then follow these 4 tips to help you over-eat less often and create healthier habits moving forward.

1. Keep your most tempting treats out of the house, OR if they must be in your house, keep them in an area that’s hard to reach. This philosophy is easy enough to understand — out of sight means out of mind. Please note this is NOT the same thing as completely eliminating your favorite foods. Instead, I’m suggesting you enjoy your fav indulgences in moderation outside of your house (like going to your favorite ice cream shop for a scoop of ice cream, instead of keeping the entire carton at home… Or enjoying some tortilla chips at a Mexican restaurant instead of polishing off the entire bag at home)

2. Plan ahead for mostly healthy meals with your your favorite indulgences sprinkled in (both at home AND out of the house!) I’ll be honest - most cases of overeating come down to either a lack of planning OR using food as a coping mechanism. If you loosely plan your meals ahead of time, you’ll be less tempted to order a pizza or hit the drive-thru after a busy, stressful day.

3. Most of the cravings and urges you have to overeat are a result of stress, emotions, and/or poor eating habits. Learn to be okay with FEELING your feelings, and find more productive ways (like journaling, deep breathing, crying, etc) to process your stress and emotions. When faced with the urge to overeat, set a timer for 10-20 minutes before eating anything to give yourself time and space to process what’s REALLY going on.

4. Remember that overeating happens. As I like to say, Thanksgiving happens every year 😉 Immediately after overeating, come up with a game plan that focuses on regular movement, a healthy meal, and honoring your body’s hunger and fullness cues. Don’t allow one choice to lead to a downwards spiral of choices.

Just like we all overeat from time to time, we also all have the power to make changes to prevent it from happening all the time.

Which tip can you start implementing today?

12/23/2021

How to Improve Your Nutrition without Swapping Foods
Have you ever heard the saying have your cake and eat it too?

Don't we all wish we could lose weight and become a healthier version of ourselves without giving up the foods we know and love?

Well, I have good news for you...

There is a way to become a healthier version of yourself without giving up everything you love to eat.

At some point in your journey, you may need to make some food swaps. However, if you’re not at a place where you’re ready to do that yet, then start with these 5 steps first:

1. Eat slowly and mindfully. The vast majority of us eat our meals way too fast. Set a timer or use an app (like Eat Slower or Time your Bites) to help you slow down. Take your take and really savor every bite.

2. Eat only when you feel physical hunger. It’s easy to want to eat when you feel tired, or bored, or stressed, or emotional. Begin paying attention to your physical hunger cues, and only eat when you feel real hunger.

3. Stop eating when you feel satisfied. Over-eating happens to many of us. Start to notice how full you feel while eating, and practice stopping to eat when you feel satisfied before feeling stuffed.

4. Eat without distractions. Put away your phone, turn off the TV, and simply enjoy the taste and texture of the food you’re eating. It’s surprisingly calming to do.

5. Pay attention to your portion sizes. It’s easy to overeat when you’re not paying attention to portion sizes. Here’s a quick way to portion out your meals: Fill 1/2 your plate with fruits and veggies, fill 1/4 with protein, and fill the last 1/4 with carbs.

Simply knowing other ways to manage your eating habits can lead to a healthier and happier version of yourself. You don't have to try and implement these all at once, just try one and see how you feel, then maybe add in another.

Let's also remember, improving your nutrition looks different for everyone, so don’t be afraid to implement these tips if you’re not ready to overhaul the types of foods you eat.

Are you ready to start implementing some of these simple changes?

12/23/2021

5 Healthier Foods that Contain Higher Calories
Healthy portions don’t always matter when it comes to some healthier food choices.

Here’s what I mean...

Just because a food is healthy doesn’t mean you can eat unlimited amounts of that particular food and successfully lose weight!

Some foods are VERY healthy and nutritious, yet they contain more calories per serving than you might realize. And if your goal is weight loss, creating a calorie deficit is the key.

Before sharing the list, I want to remind you that the point of this ISN’T to “demonize” these foods or to label them as “bad.” All 5 of these have AMAZING health benefits! However, if your goal is weight loss, it’s important to understand that these foods may have more calories than you realize per serving. And with many of these foods, it’s easy to eat more than a serving!

Check out 5 common healthy foods & meals that may contain more calories per serving than you realize:

1. Peanut Butter — Peanut butter is a GREAT source of healthy fats, which help to keep us full. But it’s important to keep in mind that two tablespoons of peanut butter contain ~210 calories. Peanut butter is a food that’s EASY to over-eat without even realizing it.

2. Avocado Toast — One piece of toast with 1/2 an avocado on top contains roughly 300 calories. Double that portion for breakfast, and you’re looking at 600+ calories. YES, avocados are loaded with fiber and nutrients, but they’re also more calorically-dense than other foods.

3. Acai Bowls — Acai bowls contain antioxidants and are a great source of fiber and healthy fats. However, depending on the toppings, you can consume over 700 calories per bowl. Lower-calorie toppings include fresh fruits, while some higher-calorie toppings include granola and nut butter.

4. Olive Oil - Olive oil contains monounsaturated fats, which *may* help prevent heart disease and strokes. At the same time, 1 tablespoon contains 120 calories. If you’re pouring directly from the bottle, it’s EASY to over-use olive oil. I recommend using a spray bottle to help disperse olive oil evenly while cooking and to help keep portions in check.

5. Whole-Milk Yogurt — Whole milk yogurt is an excellent source of calcium and probiotics that promote gut health. One cup of plain whole-milk yogurt is roughly 190 calories. If you buy flavored yogurt, chances are the calorie and sugar count is slightly higher.

Remember this doesn’t mean you CAN’T enjoy these foods while losing weight. You can enjoy ALL of these foods while successfully losing weight, as long as your portions are managed and you create a calorie deficit with the rest of the foods you eat. This post serves as a reminder that portions matter for ALL foods, even those that are healthy and especially those that are denser with calories.

Did any of these portions or calorie counts surprise you?

12/23/2021

4 Steps to Beat Emotional Eating
Raise your hand if you have been overcome with emotions at least once in your life?
Yep, I think we can all agree that those feelings of happy, sad, angry, frustrated emotions have snuck in and completely overwhelmed us from time to time. Aim I, right?

We have all had a stressful day at work, or a hectic day at home with the kids, or simply a frustrating day because of you name it.

Let’s not let these emotions affect our eating habits and lead to a negative relationship with food.

You have the control to fully stop these from overcoming you!

Think about it -- eating will NEVER actually solve the root cause of your emotions, stress, or boredom.

A healthy relationship with food starts when you can find a way to FEEL and process your emotions without needing food or alcohol as a crutch.

Check out 4 steps you can take to beat emotional eating without food once and for all!

1. When you first feel emotions/stress/boredom, take a deep breath. Don’t impulsively just eat. Instead, stop and be honest with yourself and ask yourself:

What’s going on here? Am I upset or stressed or actually hungry?

What’s causing your distress?

What’s in your control?

What’s out of your control?

2. Ask yourself if you’re physically hungry. Chances are you aren’t and you can move along to something else and wait till you actually feel hungry.

3. Eat mindfully, if you’re not hungry, ask yourself if you’re willing to find another way to process your emotions. Maybe that is by taking a walk, playing a game on your phone, watching something on TV, or calling a friend.

4. If you choose to eat, pay attention to your emotions and thoughts while eating. Stop eating when you feel full. Don’t just bring that whole bag of chips to the couch and eat mindlessly until it's gone, make a smaller portion and let your body truly feel full before going in for more.

By pausing for a second to ask ourselves these important questions we are checking in with our bodies and following our hunger cues rather than letting that feeling of stress from a work call completely consume us and lead to mindless eating and in turn a negative relationship with food.

Try these steps the next time you feel like eating mindlessly and allow yourself to fully feel your emotions without just turning to food.

6 Benefits of Eating Healthy FoodsWeight loss is way more and goes far beyond the number on the scale. There is also MOR...
12/23/2021

6 Benefits of Eating Healthy Foods
Weight loss is way more and goes far beyond the number on the scale.
There is also MORE to a healthy life than the number on the scale.

Don’t get me wrong losing weight and living a healthy life will likely lead to the number on the scale going down with time.

When you embark on the goal to lose weight and live a healthy life I shope you are thinking beyond the just the scale.

Let’s dive into the 6 benefits of eating healthy foods and exercising that have nothing to do with the number on the scale:

1. More energy to live your life. Eating nutritious foods & consistently moving your body leads to higher energy levels. Which will lead to more energy to do the things you love in life, whether that is playing with your kids or more energy to simply live your day-to-day life.

2. Challenge yourself to a new fitness goal. Maybe you’ve never run a mile in your life…. Why not try now? Or, can you walk 1 mile every day for 30 days? Nothing compares to the accomplishment of reaching a goal you’ve never achieved.

3. Keep up with your kids or grandkids. Being healthy means having the energy and the physical strength to keep up with your loved ones and make the memories you will cherish forever!

4. Better sleep. Eating fruits, veggies, and protein helps to regulate melatonin, which is a hormone that regulates sleep control. Can we not agree we are all better versions of ourselves when we are well-rested?

5. Less illness, less medication, and (possibly) a longer life. Taking control of your health means lowering your risk of heart disease, diabetes, some forms of cancer, and other illnesses. That should be beneficial enough for all of us.

6. Eating ice cream without feeling guilty. Being healthy means trusting yourself to ENJOY your favorite non-nutritious foods in moderation while knowing you have the skills to eat healthily and exercise most of the time. Feeling guilt or shame after eating certain foods is the opposite of being healthy.

Being and feeling healthy can change your life and is way more worth it than any number on the scale can ever make you feel.

Can you think of any other benefits to leading a healthy life that has nothing to do with your weight?

Lose Weight with Healthy HabitsWhen it comes to losing weight, do you ever feel overwhelmed? With ALL the information ou...
12/22/2021

Lose Weight with Healthy Habits
When it comes to losing weight, do you ever feel overwhelmed?
With ALL the information out there, how do you know where to start?
Or better yet, how do you know what’s best for you?
While hiring a weight loss coach is one of the best ways to learn exactly what works (and what doesn’t work) for you, there are plenty of habits that you can start implementing today that lead to long-term weight loss.

Check out the best habits to incorporate into your life to successfully lose weight (while keeping it off long-term!)

Eat mindfully. I’m referring to sitting down while eating, eating slowly, only eating when you feel true hunger, and taking the time to chew your food. According to the HuffPost, sitting down while eating helps you enjoy the food that you’re eating, whereas standing while eating can often lead to eating more food than you realize. We live in a world where technology rules, and where many of us are busy! Taking the time to eat mindfully will allow you to enjoy the food you’re eating, but it will also allow you to focus on your body’s natural hunger and fullness levels.

Include a source of lean protein with most meals. Lean protein helps with weight loss because it helps you feel full for a longer period of time. Plus, lean protein helps to preserve lean muscle mass. Sources of lean protein include extra lean beef, poultry, eggs, fish, plain greek yogurt, beans, peas, and lentils. Looking for more lean protein options? Check out more sources of protein here!

Chew gum or pop a mint for a mid-day treat! Afternoon snacking is a habit that can sabotage your weight loss results. If you’re not hungry in the afternoons yet struggle with snacking, try chewing gum or sucking on a mint instead! It’s an easy way to “trick” your mind into thinking that you’re eating without adding extra calories. Plus, it leaves a fresh taste in your mouth. Win-win!

Move your body most days of the week. Whether it be formal workouts, walking your dog, or even cleaning your house, prioritizing movement is important for weight loss as well as overall health. When it comes to knowing what workouts are best for you, your body, and your goals, there are a few things to consider. First - be honest with yourself - what do you enjoy doing, and what’s realistic for you to do long-term? While strength training is important for maintaining lean muscle mass and losing weight, if it’s something you dread that you know isn’t sustainable (or enjoyable) for you long-term, then your efforts are better focused finding a workout that you DO enjoy. Beyond workouts, focus on overall movement as well. You can try hitting a daily step goal (like 10,000 steps a day), or you can set a reminder on your phone to move for 1 minute every hour throughout the day. Not only does moving on a regular basis help with your weight loss and physical help, but research suggests it also helps with your mental health too!

Include fruits and vegetables at most meals. Fruits and veggies are important to include at most meals because they are high-density, low-calorie foods. In other words, you can eat plenty of fruits and vegetables so that you feel full for a longer period of time, without adding too many calories to your total caloric intake. Plus, fruits and veggies help provide necessary nutrients needed to promote optimal health.

I know it can be tempting to incorporate all of these habits into your life at once, but I encourage you to start slowly! As humans, when we make too many changes at once, it leads to overwhelm and burnout. Instead, choose ONE habit from the list above, and start implementing it into your life. Once it feels more natural and part of your daily routine, then choose a second habit.

12/22/2021

Healthy Guide for Eating at Restaurants
Kick up your feet, you're not cooking tonight.

Instead, let's play a little game of true or false...

It is possible to lose weight while still eating at restaurants?

Drumroll, please... The answer is...

TRUE!

Fun Fact - None of our clients (at Strong with Sarah) give up dining out while they are focusing on losing weight! Yep, you read that right!

Instead, they just eat consciously while dining out.

Here are some easy tips they all keep in mind when they dine out at their favorite restaurant:

1. Box up half of your entree as soon as it comes to the table BEFORE you start to eat. This tip is the easiest way to control your portion sizes. As soon as your food comes out, simply ask your server for a box and put half in the box for leftovers.

2. Only order what’s truly worth it to you. If you LOVEEEE burgers, then choose a healthy side to go with it. Or, if french fries are your thing, then order a grilled chicken breast with the fries. Don’t treat going out to eat as an excuse to order ALL the non-nutritious foods from the menu.

3. Watch the toppings on your salad. If you choose to order a salad, beware of the toppings. Salads aren’t *always* the healthiest choice. Toppings like cheese, croutons, fried noodles, bacon, and creamy dressings can add lots of calories.

4. Don’t be afraid to ASK questions to your server! After all, answering questions is part of the server’s job! Are the veggies that come with your meal steamed? Or are they sautéed in lots of butter and olive oil? Ask for requests if need be.

5. Try the 3-bite dessert rule. If you choose that eating a dessert is worth it to you, then share a dessert with your dining partners, and eat 3 bites. That gives you enough dessert to enjoy without ruining your calorie deficit.

6. Beware of fancy drinks that are loaded with calories, like margaritas, daiquiris, etc. Opt for a glass of dry wine, a light beer, or a vodka soda instead.

Even if you just choose one of these to implement first, it's a step in the right direction to a healthy are happy life.

Do you have any other tips or tricks that help you stay healthy at restaurants?

5 Proven Methods for Getting Rid of Unwanted Weight and Staying Fit for LifeMost people want to lose some weight. The pr...
12/22/2021

5 Proven Methods for Getting Rid of Unwanted Weight and Staying Fit for Life
Most people want to lose some weight. The problem is that they either don't know how to do it, or if they do, they can't seem to stick with it long enough. If you're looking for the best weight loss program that's going to change your life, then you've come to the right place. This article will go over each of these strategies in detail so that by the time you are done reading this article, you will have a complete understanding of exactly what you need to do and how you need to do it in order to achieve lasting results.

1. The importance of a proper nutrition plan

A proper nutrition plan is so important in helping you achieve your health and fitness goals. When you have a nutrition plan and you know what you’re going to eat every day, it’s easier to stay on track. There also tends to be less food waste as most people tend to get rid of extra food when they start to follow their nutrition plan.

When you’ve got a whole day planned out, it makes it easier to eat in a variety of different ways. One time I had only eaten oatmeal all day. If I had eaten vegetables and bread instead, I would have eaten the same weight in dual 19-pound meals as I would if I had eaten my lunch and dinner over the course of a single day. A variety of different meals keeps you focused and reduces your cravings.

Food is a deep, emotional, and most of all, physical connection. When you’ve got something you love, you don’t want to let it go. If you love sushi or you love french fries, you likely won’t be able to not eat either of those things. There’s a reason ice cream is so popular; people can’t resist it. The same can’t be said for drinking water.

USA Today reports that 40% of Americans claim that they skip their morning cup of coffee. I, myself, don’t skip coffee. I love a cup of coffee in the morning, but I also understand that it’s a habit. And while I would like to not be addicted to coffee completely, it would simply be impossible.

The best way to go about changing your coffee drinking habits is to cut back your coffee consumption. I simply cut back on my daily cup of coffee by half, which still allows me to have coffee in the mornings. But now I only have it as an energy drink in the evening.

2. What you should be eating and drinking

What you’re eating is just as important as what you’re drinking. You’re going to want to make sure that you’re getting enough of the right nutrients, and there are a few things you can do to make sure you’re eating right. First, you can make sure that you’re eating a balanced diet.If you care about your health, you need to make sure you’re getting the right balance of each macronutrient. I’ve prepared a short checklist that will tell you how many of each nutrient you need to be eating.

Be mindful of how many foods you are consuming that are high in fat, carbohydrates, or salt. Having a perfect diet doesn’t exist. What’s important is making sure you’re consuming a balanced mix of different nutrients. The first priority is going to be making sure you’re getting enough fat (these are the calories you burn when you’re in a state of hypothyroidism). Therefore, while you might recommend something like a keto diet, the simple reason why keto men often don’t see results is because they eat way too many carbs and way too little fat. There are, however, ways to change your carb intake.

Adding dietary cholesterol can also help bring your total cholesterol down. Yes, cholesterol is a necessary part of the diet and is essential for a healthy brain. However, too much dietary cholesterol can result in a buildup of plaque in your arteries. This is known as arterial stiffening, which can lead to heart disease, stroke, and high blood pressure. There are many ways to reduce your intake of dietary cholesterol.

An important factor to losing weight and keeping it off is exercise. You want to get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic activity per week. That’s right, you don’t need any equipment or take any kind of physical conditioning courses to start getting fitter. Starting a workout program is as simple as downloading a fitness tracking app and setting up some goals.

3. How to avoid falling into the same bad habits that prevent most people from sticking with their diets

Maybe you’ve tried losing weight before, but you’ve been unsuccessful in keeping it off. The reason most people aren’t able to stick with their diet is because they fall into the same bad habits. Some of these habits include having a hard time sleeping, not exercising enough, and always having another food out too quickly.

If there is one thing that you know for certain when it comes to weight loss, it’s that doing it too many times will make it hard to maintain your weight loss. There is a misconception out there that it’s all or nothing when it comes to weight loss, which means that if you don’t see immediate results, you need to keep pushing at it and if you make only tiny changes, you can come back to “sustainable” weight loss later. The truth is that weight loss is not all or nothing. There are often hidden, easier, and more sustainable ways to lose weight that don’t involve dieting every day or spending hours in the gym every day.

“The Risks Of Continuing To Diet After Failure Are Far Greater”

Weight loss is dangerous. Almost every year, someone tries to lose weight and fails miserably. A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that long-term weight loss, even when it’s unsuccessful, is associated with an increased risk of death from all causes. It's not just the fact that you won’t lose all of the weight back. It’s the fact that you’ll need to keep trying again in order to reach your goal.

If you want to lose weight, you’re going to need to do it consistently for a long enough amount of time to see the results that you want. If you can’t keep it up for even a year without dieting, you should probably stop and find another way to lose weight.

Eating less is critical in order to lose weight.

4. How to make sure that you're eating at the right times every day

Our bodies are made up of many complex systems that all work together in harmony. One of those systems is our endocrine system, which is responsible for regulating our hormones and keeping our body in balance. One of the most important hormones in our endocrine system is cortisol, which is responsible for regulating our stress levels and keeping us alert and energized. The more cortisol we have in our system, the higher our stress levels.

However, when we overeat, our cortisol levels skyrocket and our stress levels plummet, leading to feelings of anxiety and feelings of weakness. Although we may be able to handle a bit of cortisol by way of elevating our stress levels, the more we overeat, the more of our cortisol is going to be released, especially if we’re getting it from a high-sugar, high-fat diet. By overeating when we should be resting and by eating food that is high in sugar and saturated fat, many people unknowingly end up putting themselves at risk for various health complications.

One of the fastest ways to burn fat, boost energy, and help maintain a healthy weight is to eat real, whole foods rich in vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats instead of processed foods high in sugar, saturated fat, and devoid of nutrients. When you eat real foods, you are nourishing the total body instead of focusing on only the parts that you want to lose weight or keeping it off.

One of the major reasons that weight-loss surgery is so high in demand is due to the fact that the surgeon is able to control exactly what is happening with the patient as well as the overall quality of recovery. In addition to using the state-of-the-art technology available today, weight-loss surgery also offers a number of other important advantages so that the patients experience a greatly improved outcome after the procedure as well as life after the procedure.

This means that the patient doesn’t have to be at risk for major health complications due to having to have surgery.

5. Get active and stay active every single day to ensure that you are able to keep up with your diet plan and lose the weight

When you’re trying to lose weight, it helps to get as much exercise as possible. When you’re working out, you’re burning calories and helping your body to burn fat. In addition to this, running, swimming, biking, playing football, basketball, or any other form of physical activity will get your heart rate up and keep it there.

When most people think about getting in better shape, they think about exercising for a long time. Even when I was a beginner in the weight room, I would go for more than 40 minutes a day, 5 days a week. That is a ton of exercise.

If you can, aim for at least 30 minutes of exercise every day. Even if your heart rate is high and you’re exhausted, 30 minutes a day of exercise is more than most people need to get in better shape. Why? The main reason you will lose weight is because your body has less fat when it’s in better shape. This is called “needing to burn more calories to maintain your body fat.” Exercise is the best way to burn more calories, the much better way than working out for hours at a time.

Another reason is that exercising for an hour a day will cause your body to put on some more fat. This is often referred to as “adiposity”, which is when your body has more fat around your abdomen. If you’re not working out your abs regularly, your stomach will fill up with fat, and this will make it difficult to lose any weight.

Regardless of what the science says, the bottom line is: 30 minutes of exercise a day is plenty of exercise. Just think about it: if you were to go for a 20-minute bike ride, you’d be doing plenty of exercise.

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