We have a new killer in town… VISCERAL FAT!
Visceral fat is a type of body fat that’s stored within the abdominal cavity. It tends to accumulate near several vital organs, including your:
Liver Stomach Intestines It can also build up in the arteries.
Visceral fat is sometimes referred to as “active fat” because carrying excess visceral fat actively increases your risk of developing several serious and life threatening health conditions. These include:
Heart attack and heart disease Type 2 diabetes Stroke Breast cancer Colorectal cancer
With Covid-19 ravaging the world, we now know that anyone with the above conditions is very vulnerable to the Coronavirus.
Here’s a Simple Step-by-Step Guide on How To Measure your Waist-Height Ratio:
The best estimators of your visceral fat are by measuring either your:
1. Waist-height ratio or
2. Waist circumference
Measure your height in centimeters
Measure your waist circumference in centimeters
Measure your waist at the belly button.
Remember that your waist should be relaxed as you measure it.
Divide waist by height measurements to get the ratio.
Your waist should be less than half your height so the goal is 0.5 or lower
…Have you taken your measurements? Can I have a peak at your results? 
Want to learn how you can lower your visceral fat and Keep it Off?
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