
We are going to focus on visceral fat. The fat that surrounds the organs. When your visceral fat percentage is high, the risk for serious medical issues increases, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, high cholesterol and Alzheimer’s. High processed foods and a sedentary life can increase your visceral fat percentage.
Here are some tips to help decrease your visceral fat levels:
By taking a prebotic/probiotic supplement that is shelf stable, it helps improve your gut health.
Exercises that help your abs and posture are: 
   – plank 
   – brace your core; tighten your “suspenders” by pulling your lowers ribs towards your hip bones 
   – standing is an active movement 
   – walking or aerobic activities
   – strength training in order to increase muscle mass 
Eating a high fiber diet that comes from vegetables helps decrease visceral fat. 
   – apples 
   – broccoli 
   – kale/dark leafy greens 
   – fermented foods like sauerkraut 
   – mushrooms 
        – high in Vitamin D 
        – immunity 
        – longevity 
High levels of Vitamin D in our body has been shown to decrease visceral fat levels.
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