French Wine For a Flat Belly Review
The words ‘French wine for a flat belly’ are sure to grab the attention of most wine lovers. Who wouldn’t want to drink wine and lose weight at the same time? Weight loss with little to no effort is the dream of many.
But is it one that can come true? In this French Wine for a Flat Belly Review you will find everything you need to know before byuing and trying this program. Let’s dive in:
What is French Wine for a Flat Belly?
According to Thomas Newman, a weight loss expert, drinking French wine can boost your body’s natural fat burning ability. He created the French Wine for a Flat Belly guide that he claims is easy to follow and highly effective without the need for exercise.
Is French Wine for a Flat Belly a Scam?
On the French wine website, you can find testimonials from people praising the program, claiming a reduction in stomach fat and results can be confirmed by the “‘many positive reviews”.
The product has a disclaimer that states: “Individual results may vary” though. That is the case with most diets or weight loss plans; you only get results if you stick to the diet.
However, when it comes to French Wine for a Flat Belly, there is no doubt name of the program is misleading.
Readers (and possible buyers of the program) are led to believe that drinking french wine is the only thing they need to do lose weight. If that was the case, millions of people around the world would be a lot skinnier than they are
Newman does explain that drinking the correct French wine is not the only thing that will help shed the pounds. He makes it clear that changing your diet to one consisting of “natural ingredients and healthy foods” will also play a role in your weight loss.
There are mixed reviews when it comes to the legitimacy of French Wine for a Flat Belly. You will find people praising it due to personal results they had, but bad reviews boldly claiming “it’s a scam” can also be found everywhere.
One website that goes into detail as to why this program is a scam is ContraHealthScam.com – worth a read if you are considering purchasing Newman’s eBook.
Maybe the best course of action is to do your own research and if you think it might work, try it and see?
How Does French Wine for a Flat Belly Supposedly Work?
French wine is no miracle drink – wine is alcohol and alcohol is calorie dense meaning you will easily go over your daily calorie allowance without even realising it.
That being said, wine, especially red wine, does contain some powerful ingredients, namely resveratrol, piceatannol and ellagic acid.
Let’s take a closer look at these ingredients and learn how they can help reduce stomach fat:
Resveratrol
This plant compound is concentrated mainly in the skins and seeds of grapes and berries. Since grape skins and seeds are included in the fermentation of red wine, it has a remarkably high concentration of resveratrol.
Research has shown that resveratrol has several health benefits, including lowering blood pressure.
Further studies have shown that resveratrol also has some fat-busting capabilities that slow down fat cell division and maturation. It can also reportedly turn white fat into brown or beige fat that is easier to burn.
Although this might make you reach for that bottle of red, it is worth it to note that most resveratrol studies have been conducted on animals. The limited research on humans was done with very high supplementation of the compound – much higher than what you can get through food.
Piceatannol
Similar in structure to resveratrol, piceatannol can block fat cells from developing.
Kee-Hong Kim works at Purdue University in the food science studies found that piceatannol is a fat buster.
Kim says the piceatannol alters the gene expression timings, gene activities and also insulin action during adipogenesis. Which is the early stage process when fat cells become mature fat cells.
This is exciting news in combating the obesity scourge around the world and is one more reason why French Wine for a Flat Belly may actually work. However, Kim says more research needs to be done before adding piceatannol to your diet as a fat fighter.
Ellagic Acid
This micronutrient or polyphenol is known for its antioxidant properties.
It has been linked to weight-loss and a decrease in obesity by regulating the metabolism. It is also associated with combatting insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, atherosclerosis and cholesterol reduction.
However, as with resveratrol, human trials have been limited.
That being said, it is clear to see that wine does contain some ingredients that can possibly play a positive role in losing weight.
Reminding wine is alcohol, and alcohol and dieting don’t usually go together!
French Wine for a Flat Belly Cons
Apart from sounding too good to be true if judged just by the name alone, this program relies heavily on wine. Whether we want to admit it or not, wine contains a lot of sugar.
Sugar comes with its own set of negative effects, weight-gain being one of them. We also have to be honest about the fact that alcohol is a poison – albeit a legal one – that can negatively impact your liver, kidneys and digestive system.
Taking that into consideration, is it really worth it to focus on wine to get the benefits of resveratrol, piceatannol and ellagic acid when it can easily also be consumed from other sources?
If you ask those who swear by French Wine for a Flat Belly, their answer will be a resounding YES!
Take Home
There is nothing as relaxing as a glass of wine at the end of a long day, especially if you believe that with each sip, flab is melting away. Although red wine has some health benefits and can help with weight-loss to a certain degree – it is not a magic potion.
It is not really necessary to drink wine just to get the benefit of its ingredients. Its powerful ingredients can be found in healthier options such as food and supplements.
Eating a healthy balanced diet in a caloric deficit combined with regular exercise will do you more good than pouring that next glass of wine.
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BY GREG KONONENKO, getleanertoday.com
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