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Carrot, Orange, Ginger Juice for Belly Fat: Does it Really Work?

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Popular “Military Beverage” Claims Rapid Belly Fat Loss, But Experts Urge⁢ Caution

Seoul, South Korea – A drink​ combining carrot, orange, ⁣and ginger is gaining viral popularity on social media, with ‌users claiming⁣ important reductions ⁣in belly fat within ‍a week. Dubbed the⁣ “Secret Military Beverage,”⁢ the ⁤recipe has spread rapidly on platforms⁤ like TikTok,where it’s touted as a health-boosting drink used by soldiers.

The beverage is simple to‍ prepare: three carrots, two ⁢oranges, and a piece of ginger are blended with 300ml ‌of water ⁢and then strained. Online testimonials are ​eager,with one TikTok user describing the results⁣ as “magic,” and others reporting ⁣noticeable belly fat reduction within⁤ days,even‍ before ​a week has passed. Some users claim the‌ drink ⁢is more effective then dietary‍ supplements.

The purported​ benefits stem from⁣ the ingredients themselves. ⁤Carrots are low ‌in calories and high in fiber, promoting satiety and potentially boosting​ metabolism through beta-carotene. ‍Oranges provide vitamin C and antioxidants, aiding digestion and reducing fat accumulation. Ginger is believed ⁤to increase ⁢calorie consumption, suppress ‍appetite, and improve⁤ gastrointestinal function, ⁢with some studies suggesting it can increase metabolism by up to 20%.

However, health experts caution against‍ relying solely on ⁣this drink ​for weight loss. They ⁣emphasize that weight loss fundamentally requires burning more calories than consumed. while the beverage ⁢can ‌be ⁢a helpful ​addition⁣ to a healthy diet, it’s not a standalone solution for ⁣rapid fat loss.

“Eating ⁢this drink as a part of a healthy diet can be auxiliary help,” experts⁤ stated.

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