Visceral Fat Doesn’t Care About Your Crunches (Here’s What Does) with very special guest "Sam, Sam, the DEXAScan Man"

In this episode of The Daily Apple, Kevin and Sam (aka Sam Sam the DEXAScan Man 🧪) break down one of the biggest silent threats to your health—visceral fat—and what to actually do about it. This isn’t just about tightening your belt. We’re talking inflammation, heart disease, diabetes, sleep disruption… the works.

From real-life DEXA scan stories (shoutout to the 6 pounds of surprise belly fat 👀) to practical, no-BS advice, the guys outline the “cheat code” to tackling visceral adiposity. Spoiler: it's not about being perfect—it's about picking just three things and doing them consistently.

🔥 The 8 Things to Tackle Visceral Fat:

1. Cut Refined Carbs & Added Sugars – Less soda, more real food.
2. Move More (Even Just a Walk) – Fancy workout plans? Optional. Daily movement? Required.
3. Limit Alcohol – Sorry, but booze is a fat-burning blocker.
4. Stay Hydrated – Your cells and metabolism will thank you.
5. Get Better Sleep – Seriously, this might be the most important one.
6. Strength Train (Even Just 2x/Week) – Muscle is metabolic gold.
7. Try Intermittent Fasting (if it fits your life) – A helpful tool, not a magic trick.
8. Reduce Stress – Walking after dinner counts. So does not yelling at traffic.

takeaways

• Visceral fat is a significant risk factor for metabolic diseases.
• Creating a caloric deficit is essential for fat loss.
• Small dietary changes can lead to significant health improvements.
• Regular movement is crucial, even if it's not structured exercise.
• Alcohol consumption can hinder fat burning processes.
• Hydration plays a vital role in overall health and fat loss.
• Quality sleep is foundational for metabolic health.
• Intermittent fasting can be a useful tool for some individuals.
• Strength training should be incorporated at least twice a week.
• Consistency and gradual changes are key to sustainable health improvements.

Prime Health Associates