ผศ.นพ. SUTHAS HORSIRIMANONT, M.D.
Vascular surgery, Endovascular intervention, Transplantation

"Abdominal fat," commonly known as "belly fat," is a problem that nobody wants to deal with! It is not just an aesthetic issue; it also significantly impacts your physical health by increasing the risk of various conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancer. Measuring your waistline is a simple method to evaluate abdominal fat, serving as an excellent indicator of health risks.
Ideally, the waist circumference should not exceed 90 cm for men and 80 cm for women. If your waistline exceeds these standards, it is a clear sign that it's time to start taking care of your health!

Try switching to vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and lean proteins from fish, chicken, or beans instead of fried foods. Cutting back on oily meals and sugary sweets will also keep you feeling full for longer.
You don't always need a gym membership. Simple exercises like jogging, cycling, or even brisk walking can burn fat effectively. Additionally, training your abdominal muscles with sit-ups or planks will help tone and firm your belly.
Stress is a major contributor to abdominal fat. Make sure to get enough rest and engage in activities you enjoy, such as listening to music, practicing yoga, or meditating, to help lower stress levels
Getting adequate rest allows the body to repair itself and helps regulate hormones associated with hunger and appetite.



Reducing belly fat requires consistency and patience. Try applying these tips to your routine alongside regular health check-ups. You are bound to achieve a better physique and a much healthier body.