Burn the fat and not weight
Fat burning in people (especially those that are out of shape) is believed to most people as correlating to weight loss. But contrary to this believe, there is a tremendous difference between the two.
In this article, I will be disclosing the difference between the two variables. Shedding light on this topic is very essential to avoid using a wrong formula in doing the right thing. In fat people, it is possible to lose an amount of weight and at the same time keep excess fat.
Exercising is believed to be an effective way of losing fat and/or weight, which is true. But in some cases, the statement is reversed. This is because if a fat person exercises vigorously, he/she tends to burn more glucose rather than fat and therefore tends to be hungry after the exercise. This calls for food consumption which apparently will contain fat. This implies that, instead of losing fat as a result of exercise, more fat is being consumed. And this means that a fat person that does vigorous exercise tends to become fatter.
Contrary to this, It is advisable that after person should undergo a slow, steady and continuous exercise, which make his/her fat burning enzymes (whose activation are very poor) active. I mean the fatter and more out of shape one is, the slower the exercise should be. Such exercises include taking a morning walk, long hours of walk, a gentle jug over a long period of time e.t.c.
In other word, fat people should be careful not to exceed Eighty percent (80%) of their hearth beat rate at most. This is the kind of exercise that can easily activate their fat burning enzymes. This is because thief aft burning enzymes are so poor or even almost absent that even the slightest effort shuts off fat consumption.
From this illustration, it can be deducted that fat people may lose some part of their weight due to the consumption of glucose by the muscles, but at the same time keep fat as a result of eating after they must have performed a vigorous exercise.

