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  Lean, shapely legs that look good in shorts,  a mini or tight leggings can be yours, but
  not with spot reduction. It's impossible to  use targeted exercises to lose weight in a
  specific part of your body. But, with focused  effort on diet and total-body exercise, you
  can reduce the fat in your legs -- along with  the rest of your body. How soon your legs
  will slim down depends on your genetics and  starting size.
  Expect Your Body to Slim Down Proportionally
  Exercises for your legs build muscle, but  they don't directly cause you to lose fat
  in the thighs, around the knees or in the  calves. Numerous studies have proven that
  fat is lost throughout the body as you exercise  and reduce calories. For example, researchers
  had participants exercise one leg with more  than 1,000 repetitions of a leg press three
  times per week, in a study published in the  Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
  in 2013. After 12 weeks, no notable fat changes  occurred in either leg, but some fat loss
  was reported in the upper body.
  When your body faces a calorie deficit, it  will turn to fat cells to supply energy. But,
  it doesn't always use fat from the area that  you want it to first; it has a set pattern
  of loss that's out of your direct control.  You may want your legs to look perfect for
  an upcoming beach bash, but you'll have to  wait for total body fat loss to affect the
  appearance of your legs.
  Cut Calories to Slim Your Legs
  Eating fewer calories and moving more is a  sure-fire way to drop pounds. If your legs
  carry a large proportion of fat, they will  slim down eventually. You may want them to
  look perfect for an upcoming cruise, but be  patient, and you'll see progress in your legs
  as you lose weight all over.
  Use an online calculator or speak to a dietitian  to estimate the number of calories you use
  to maintain your weight. Then, create a deficit  of 500 to 1,000 calories from that number
  to lose 1 to 2 pounds per week. Reduce portion  sizes and choose mostly lower-calorie, but
  nutritionally-dense foods. Fill your plate  at meals with lean proteins, whole grains
  and fresh, fibrous produce. Increased physical  activity -- from walking your dog to running
  on a treadmill -- also helps raise your daily  calorie burn and contribute to helping you
  lose leg fat faster.
  Exercise for Toned, Slimmer Legs
  Cardiovascular exercise helps you burn calories  to expedite fat loss. Aim for 250 minutes
  per week of moderate-paced exercise to lose  significant weight, says the American College
  on Sports Medicine. Activities such as jogging,  cycling and hiking won't directly burn leg
  fat, but they will contribute to greater leg  strength and muscle tone. These activities
  also burn a fair number of calories -- almost  450 calories for an hour-long hike or 370
  calories for a 30-minute jog at a 10-minute-per-mile  pace, if you weigh 150 pounds.
  Be sure to strength-train to build lean muscle  and support fat loss. Pound for pound, muscle
  tissue burns more calories at rest than fat  does, so when you add muscle to your frame,
  you'll use more calories every day, which  helps with weight loss.
  Your legs are just one of the major muscle  groups you should train at least twice per
  week. Also work your back, chest, glutes,  abs, arms and shoulders. Aim for a minimum
  of one set of eight to 12 repetitions of each  exercise using a weight that feels heavy by
  the last few efforts. If you're new to strength  training, you may notice improved strength
  and tone in the first few weeks; fat loss  may take longer, however, depending on how
  much you want to lose.
  Perform extra leg-strengthening exercises  at these resistance workouts so that when
  you do slim down, you reveal defined leg muscles.  Squats, lunges, step-ups and side shuffles
  promote optimal leg function are all options.
  Be Patient With Your Progress
  Your goal for slim legs may be just weeks  away as you plan for a vacation cruise or
  pool escapade. Recognize, though, that if  your legs have always been heavy, they'll
  likely be one of the last places to slim down.  The place where you gain weight first is usually
  the place where you lose it last. The thighs,  hips and buttocks can be stubborn places of
  fat storage, especially in women.
  Efforts to lose weight too quickly may backfire.  Starvation plans or fad diets often leave
  you feeling so hungry that you get frustrated  and want to give up. Even if you can maintain
  a strict plan, you may be nutritionally deficient  and stall your metabolism, which brings weight
  loss to a halt. Too drastic of a calorie deficit  can also lead to muscle loss, which takes
  away from defined, sculpted-looking legs.
  To avoid these negative effects, aim for a  minimum of 1,200 calories daily if you are
  a woman or 1,800 calories if you are a man.  Following a sensible eating and exercise plan
  with a more gradual weight-loss rate makes  it more likely that you'll maintain your weight
  loss, including slimmer legs, for the long  term.
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  Leaky Gut Diet: 5 Healing Foods & Supplements  For Leaky Gut Syndrome. By LifeBuzzFeed.com.
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  If you suffer from leaky gut syndrome, you're  overdue to consider adopting a leaky gut
  diet. Here are the five foods and supplements  to heal your leaky gut.
  1. Bone Broth – broth contains collagen  and the amino acids proline and glycine that
  can help heal your damaged cell walls. I've  had many of my patients do a bone broth fast
  for three days to help heal leaky gut and  cure autoimmune disease.
  2. Raw Cultured Dairy – contains both probiotics  and SCFA's that can help heal the gut. 
  Pastured kefir, yogurt, amasai, butter and  raw cheese are some of the best.
  3. Fermented Vegetables – contain organic  acids that balance intestinal pH and probiotics
  to support the gut. Sauerkraut, kimchi and  kvass are excellent sources.
  4. Coconut Products – all coconut products  are especially good for your gut. The MCFA's
  in coconut are easier to digest than other  fats so they work well for leaky gut. Also,
  coconut kefir contains probiotics that support  your digestive system.
  5. Sprouted Seeds – chia seeds, flaxseeds  and hemp seeds that have been sprouted are
  great sources of fiber that can help support  the growth of beneficial bacteria. But if
  you have severe leaky gut, you may need to  start out getting your fiber from steamed
  vegetables and fruit.  Also, consuming foods that have omega-3 fats
  are beneficial — anti-inflammatory foods  like grass-fed beef, lamb and wild-caught
  fish like salmon.
  Top 5 Supplements for Healing Leaky Gut.
  There are many supplements that support your  digestive health, but I believe the most beneficial
  leaky gut supplements are l-glutamine, probiotics,  digestive enzymes, aloe vera juice, quercetin,
  NAG and licorice root.  1. Probiotics are the most important supplement
  to take because it helps replenish good bacteria  and crowds out bad bacteria. I recommend getting
  probiotics in both food and supplement form.  I see people all the time only follow part
  of the protocol in healing their leaky gut  syndrome by removing the damaging irritants.
  But the part they often leave out is re-inoculating  their gut with beneficial bacteria that will
  keep bad bacteria at bay.  So load up on BOTH probiotic-rich foods and
  take AT LEAST 50 billion units of probiotics  daily from a high-quality brand.
  2. Digestive enzymes (one or two capsules  at the beginning of each meal) ensure that
  foods are fully digested, decreasing the chance  that partially digested foods particles and
  proteins are damaging your gut wall.  3. L-Glutamine is critical for any program
  designed to heal leaky gut. Glutamine powder  is an essential amino acid supplement that
  is anti-inflammatory and necessary for the  growth and repair of your intestinal lining. L-glutamine
  benefits include acting as a protector: coating  your cell walls and acting as a repellent
  to irritants. Take 2–5 grams twice daily.  4. Licorice Root (DGL) is an adaptogenic herb
  that helps balance cortisol levels and improves  acid production in the stomach. DGL supports
  the body's natural processes for maintaining  the mucosal lining of the stomach and duodenum.
  This herb is especially beneficial if someone's  leaky gut is being caused by emotional stress.
  Take 500 milligrams twice daily.  5. Quercetin has also been shown to improve
  gut barrier function by sealing the gut because  it supports creation of tight junction proteins.
  It also stabilizes mast cells and reduces  the release of histamine, which is common
  in food intolerance. New studies have also  shown its effectiveness in healing ulcerative
  colitis. Take 500 milligrams three times daily  with meals.
  If you can follow the above protocol, you  are well on your way to successfully treating your
  gut for good.
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  Boost Fat Burning Metabolism. By LifeBuzzFeed.com.  Please like, subscribe and share this video
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  You probably don't need scientists to tell  you that your metabolism slows with age. But
  they're studying it anyway—and coming up  with exciting research to help rev it up again.
  The average woman gains 1½ pounds a year  during her adult life—enough to pack on
  40-plus pounds by her 50s, if she doesn't  combat the roller coaster of hormones, muscle
  loss, and stress that conspires to slow her  fat-burning engine. But midlife weight gain
  isn't inevitable: By eating metabolism boosting  foods and following the path, you'll sleep
  better, have more energy, feel firmer, and  notice your clothes are looser in as little
  as 2 weeks. Here's how:
  1. EAT ENOUGH  You need to cut calories to lose weight. But
  going too low delivers a double whammy to  your metabolism. When you eat less than you
  need for basic biological function (about  1,200 calories for most women), your body
  throws the brakes on your metabolism. It also  begins to break down precious, calorie-burning
  muscle tissue for energy, says Dan Benardot,  PhD, RD, an associate professor of nutrition
  and kinesiology at Georgia State University.  "Eat just enough so you're not hungry—a
  150-calorie snack midmorning and midafternoon  between three meals (about 430 calories each)
  will keep your metabolism humming."
  2. REV UP IN THE MORNING  Eating breakfast jump-starts metabolism and
  keeps energy high all day. It's no accident  that women who skip this meal are 4 1/2 times
  as likely to be obese. If nothing else, grab  a yogurt. Or try oatmeal made with fat-free
  milk and topped with nuts for an essential  protein boost.
  3. DRINK COFFEE OR TEA  Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulant,
  so your daily java jolts can rev your metabolism  5 to 8%—about 98 to 174 calories a day.
  A cup of brewed tea can raise your metabolism  by 12%, according to one Japanese study. Researchers
  believe the antioxidant catechins in tea provide  the boost.
  4. FIGHT FAT WITH FIBER  Research shows that some fiber can rev your
  fat burn by as much as 30%. Studies find that  women who eat the most fiber in foods gain
  the least weight over time. Aim for about  25 g a day—the amount in about three servings
  each of fruits and vegetables.
  5. BUY THE BIG BOTTLE  German researchers found that drinking 6 cups
  of cold water a day (that's 48 ounces) can  raise resting metabolism by about 50 calories
  daily—enough to shed 5 pounds in a year.  The increase may come from the work it takes
  to heat the water to body temperature.
  6. EAT MORE ORGANIC FOOD  Canadian researchers report that dieters with
  the most organochlorines (pollutants from  pesticides, which are stored in fat cells)
  experience a greater than normal dip in metabolism  as they lose weight, perhaps because the toxins
  interfere with the energy-burning process.  Other research hints that pesticides can trigger
  weight gain. Always choose organic when buying  peaches, apples, bell peppers, celery, nectarines,
  strawberries, cherries, lettuce, imported  grapes, and pears; non-organic versions tend
  to have the highest levels of pesticides.
  7. ALWAYS INCLUDE PROTEIN  Your body needs protein to maintain lean muscle.
  Add a serving, like 3 ounces of lean meat,  2 tablespoons of nuts, or 8 ounces of low-fat
  yogurt, to every meal and snack. Research  shows protein can up postmeal calorie burn
  by as much as 35%.
  8. EAT IRON-RICH FOODS  It's essential for carrying the oxygen your
  muscles need to burn fat, says Tammy Lakatos,  RD, coauthor of Fire Up Your Metabolism. Until
  menopause, women lose iron each month through  menstruation. Unless you restock your stores,
  you run the risk of low energy and a sagging  metabolism. Shellfish, lean meats, beans,
  fortified cereals, and spinach are excellent  sources.
  9. GET MORE VITAMIN D  This vitamin is essential for preserving metabolism-revving
  muscle tissue. Unfortunately, researchers  estimate that a measly 4% of Americans over
  age 50 take in enough vitamin D through their  diet. Get 90% of your recommended daily value
  (400 IU) in a 3.5-ounce serving of salmon.  Other good sources: tuna, shrimp, tofu, fortified
  milk and cereal, and eggs.
  10. SKIP THE SECOND COCKTAIL  When you have a drink, you burn less fat,
  and more slowly than usual, because the alcohol  is used as fuel instead. Knocking back the
  equivalent of about two martinis can reduce  your body's fat-burning ability by up to 73%.
  11. DRINK MILK  "There's some evidence that calcium deficiency,
  which is common in many women, may slow metabolism,"  says Lakatos. Research shows that consuming
  calcium through dairy foods such as fat-free  milk and low-fat yogurt may also reduce fat
  absorption from other foods.
  Quick Tip: 1-Minute Metabolism Booster
  The easiest 350 calories you'll ever burn:  Exercise is obviously important, but regular
  daily activity known as "NEAT" (nonexercise  activity thermogenesis) is equally essential
  for a healthy metabolism. Small movements  such as stretching your legs, taking the stairs,
  even just standing to talk on the phone can  add up to an extra 350 calories burned a day.
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