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Why Your Belly Fat Won’t Go Away (Even When You’re Losing Weight) You can lose weight and still hate how your stomach looks. That’s because belly fat doesn’t work like the rest of your body fat. It comes off in layers, each one behaving differently and resisting fat loss in its own way. In this video, I break down how belly fat actually works, why your stomach is usually the last place to lean out, and what science says about fat loss order in the body. You’ll learn the difference between subcutaneous and visceral fat, how hormones and stress affect your midsection, and why doing more cardio or cutting calories harder often backfires. This video walks you through the three belly fat layers, what to focus on in each phase, and how to apply the right strategy at the right time so you stop spinning your wheels. This applies to both men and women. Your timelines may look different, but the biology controlling fat loss is the same. If you’ve been stuck for years trying to lose belly fat, this will finally make the process make sense. Stay patient, respect the layers, and build your body brick by brick. #bellyfat #losebellyfat #fatloss #weightloss #stubbornbellyfat #visceralfat #subcutaneousfat #metabolism #fitnessscience #bodyfat #fatlosstips #fitnesseducation #health #gym #caloriedeficit #protein #walking #strengthtraining #fatlossjourney #bodytransformation belly fat, lose belly fat, stubborn belly fat, fat loss, weight loss, visceral fat, subcutaneous fat, metabolism, fat distribution, calorie deficit, protein intake, walking for fat loss, strength training, hormonal fat loss, stress and fat loss, body recomposition, fitness education, health science, fat loss mistakes