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PLUS: Your Body Doesn’t Care What Time It Is—It Cares What You Feed It

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TODAY’S LEVEL UP:
Coach’s Corner: How to Actually Eat Less Without Feeling Starved
Pro Tip: Your body doesn’t care what time it is—it cares what you feed it
Question from Our Readers: How do I lose belly fat without doing crunches?
Fit Trivia: Which mineral helps regulate blood pressure and supports muscle contractions?

How to Actually Eat Less Without Feeling Starved
Cutting calories doesn’t have to mean feeling hangry all day. If you want to lose fat and stick to it, the key is eating smarter, not less.
Here’s how to do it:
Load Up on Volume: Leafy greens, fibrous veggies, berries, and broth-based soups take up space without adding tons of calories.
Prioritize Protein: Protein keeps you full longer and helps preserve muscle as you drop weight. Aim for 30–40g per meal.
Cut Liquid Calories: Skip juices, sugary coffees, and alcohol when you're in fat-loss mode—they burn through your calorie budget fast without filling you up.
Slow Down at Meals: Most guys eat too fast and end up overeating. Slow down, chew thoroughly, and give your brain time to register fullness.
You don’t have to suffer to lean out. Eat foods that fill you up without tipping the calorie scale, and you’ll stay consistent without the misery.
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Pro Tip:
Your Body Doesn’t Care What Time It Is—It Cares What You Feed It
Don’t get caught up in internet myths about not eating after 6 PM. What matters most is total daily intake, not the clock.
Eating carbs at night won’t “make you fat.”
Skipping meals all day and overeating late can.
Having a protein-packed dinner might actually help recovery and sleep.
Focus on hitting your daily macros and spreading meals in a way that supports your schedule, energy, and digestion—not arbitrary rules.

Question from Our Readers:
“How do I lose belly fat without doing crunches?”
– Carlos, 53, from Tampa
Great question—because crunches alone won’t do it. Here’s what will:
Dial in Nutrition: Abs are revealed in the kitchen. Prioritize protein, track your carbs, and stay consistent with your plan.
Lift Weights Regularly: Building lean muscle boosts your metabolism and helps you burn fat more efficiently—especially around the midsection.
Use Cardio Strategically: Add in short, intense bursts (like intervals or incline walks) a few times a week for fat-burning benefits.
Crunches can help with ab strength, but they won’t burn belly fat. A smart combo of nutrition, training, and patience will.
Fit Trivia: Which mineral helps regulate blood pressure and supports muscle contractions?

Answer: Potassium!
Found in bananas, potatoes, and leafy greens, potassium is crucial for nerve signals, fluid balance, and helping your muscles (including your heart) do their job. Don’t skip it!
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