This is not the way the body works. But in
other parts of the world, having excess body fat is considered unappealing and unhealthy. There are two approaches to this; one is by fixing a proper dietary meal paired with an exercise that will burn more than what you intake. People who want to lose fat
often have the mistake of trying to skip meals, thinking that if they take less food, it will help them lose weight. After a few weeks of this routine, you may be able to judge its effectiveness and then make adjustments from there, whether you want to reduce food or
exercise more. If you want a more scientific and precise approach, you can consult a nutritionist regarding dietary plans and food intake, and then you can ask a fitness instructor about what exercises are suitable for the diet that is suggested. It is not uncommon for a lot of women to want to lose
belly fat. Having slow burning of fat and an added intake of nutrients will cause you to gain weight rather than lose it. What should happen is that you lessen carbohydrate intake and take more of protein, so that burnt fat will be replaced by muscle. Your body mass should
still remain the same. When there is lack of food, the body's metabolic rate slows down. This will then prioritize the use of fat, which is stored energy. But without proper exercise, this will cause an imbalance of resources. That is why you feel drained, and why your body signals you to eat.