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Top 3 Best Vegetables to Consume If Want To Lose Weight After 60

Hello, I'm Dr. Kenji. Stop blaming your "slow metabolism" for belly fat: despite the myth that you need to run marathons to lose weight after 60, the real secret lies in lowering the storage hormone—Insulin—and activating your body's natural fat-burning switch. Today I reveal the top 3 Japanese vegetables that melt visceral fat without starvation: swap empty carbs for the "Broom of the Stomach," Konjac, which physically expands to block hunger; trade standard lettuce for metabolic-boosting Wakame Seaweed, packed with Fucoxanthin to target belly fat; and replace starchy sides with high-protein Edamame to trigger the "thermic effect" of food. Make one simple swap this week (e.g., Shirataki noodles instead of pasta) to stabilize your blood sugar and shrink your waistline; safe for daily use, rinse Konjac thoroughly to remove the smell, consult your doctor if you are on thyroid medication regarding iodine in seaweed. Empower your metabolism with these smart Japanese nutritional adjustments and feel lighter within days. Key Sources: 1. Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism. (2018). The Effect of Glucomannan (Konjac) on Weight Loss in Overweight Adults. 2. Marine Drugs. (2019). Fucoxanthin from Edible Seaweed and Visceral Fat Reduction. 3. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. (2020). Thermic Effect of Plant Protein (Edamame) vs. Carbohydrates in Seniors. 4. Journal of Oleo Science. (2021). Anti-obesity effects of Wakame lipids. 5. Journal of the American College of Nutrition. (2017). Soy Protein and Weight Management in Older Adults. #WeightLoss #Metabolism #DrKenji Medical Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not medical advice. Seniors with thyroid conditions (specifically regarding iodine intake), swallowing difficulties, or those taking blood sugar medication should consult their doctor before making significant dietary changes, particularly regarding Konjac or high-fiber supplements.