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Belly fat after c section

2024-01-03 06:40:34
Hi, how to reduce belly fat after c section. After how many months do the exercises? Which type of exercises help to reduce belly fat. How many days would take to reduce belly fat.
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Answered2024-01-03 07:29:40

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Do regular exercise Diet changes And a simple walk can also help

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You can start exercising after 45 days you will have to do abdomen specific exercises to get rid of the belly fat and cut down on your calories abdominal crunches Surya namaskar are good ways to reduce belly fat it will depend upon your strength training and diet to predict days that would take to reduce belly fat

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