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How to Get a Flat Belly After a C-Section

If you’re worried that having a C-section will increase your likelihood of postpartum belly flab, you may be relieved to know that your post-surgery body may have less of a belly pouch than the body of a woman who delivered vaginally. The reason is that a good surgeon will stitch your abdominal muscles back together completely, creating a girdle effect, explains OB-GYN Sean Daneshmand, a maternal-fetal specialist at San Diego Perinatal Center, in “Fit Pregnancy” magazine. Unfortunately, less belly pouch doesn’t mean no belly pouch, and you’ll probably still need to put in a little effort to get a flat belly after a C-section.

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Top 10 Flat Belly Foods

Do you ever wonder how celebrities get there mid-sections so tight? Why don’t they ever bloat? How do they always look so slim? Have you ever heard the saying “you are what you eat”? It’s true and celebrities tap into this knowledge. Workouts are definitely important, but if you aren’t eating properly, that pooch is never going to totally flatten out. The belly is one of the quickest places we can lose weight from. Foods we know and love have the best waist-whittling power. Monounsaturated fatty acid, a healthy fat, holds the power to truly change your body and specifically target hard to lose belly fat. Add these 10 heart-healthy foods to a low-calorie diet and exercise routine and you will slim down where you want to most – your belly!

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Exercises for a Baby Belly

The joy of being a mother is priceless and indescribable. Nothing could ever replace or compare with that feeling of wonder when you know that you have brought life into this world. However, being a new mom presents a huge problem — baby belly. Fortunately, you need not worry. Aside from proper diet management and a belly wrap, you can perform certain exercises to solve your belly problems.