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Why Slow Walking Burns More Belly Fat Than Fast Walking (The Biology Explained)

Most people believe walking faster burns more fat. It feels harder. It feels more intense. It feels like it should work better. But biology tells a more nuanced story. In this science-based breakdown, we explain: • Why fat oxidation peaks at moderate intensity • How oxygen availability determines fuel selection • The difference between burning calories and burning fat • Why slow walking may reduce belly fat more efficiently • The role of insulin, cortisol, and stress hormones • What happens minute-by-minute when you change your pace • Why post-meal slow walking can improve fat metabolism If your goal is reducing belly fat — especially visceral fat — the right pace may be slower than you think. This isn’t about avoiding effort. It’s about understanding metabolic efficiency. Sometimes the most effective fat-loss strategy isn’t faster. It’s steadier. 👇 What surprised you most — that slow walking can burn more belly fat than fast walking? Share your walking pace and routine in the comments. #WalkingForFatLoss #BellyFatScience #FatOxidation #SlowWalking #MetabolicHealth #SlowWalking #FastWalking #LoseBellyFat #VisceralFat #FatBurningZone #HealthScience #MetabolismExplained #InsulinResistance #HealthyHabits #CardioScience