Yes absolutely. When humans sleep we release a hormone called growth hormone. This hormone feeds on fat cells and moreover even while we sleep we burn some calories. Moreover if we sleep well we recharge our body and we can workout better the next day and burn more calories. So sleep does help in fat loss to a great extent…
In the morning because it starts your metabolism for the day. If you do it at night and then go to sleep very soon after, you body will not burn fat for as long. It is best to do speed training to burn fat. It keeps your body burning calories for longer.
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you burn nothing cause your fat
You don't burn carbs, you only burn calories and fat.
Why in the world would you ask this question? If you want to burn fat, you have to work for it. Get up and go run! Don't be lazy. There are also many exercises for you to do to burn off fat.
9 calories = 1fat calorie
9 calories are the equivalent to 1 gram of fat.
Any activity, aerobic exercise or not, will help lose fat as long as the diet allows for fat loss. Diet is the key to fat loss, not exercise, because you can burn fat in your sleep or you can run all day and never burn any fat depending on how many calories you consume. Therefore, if you're diet has you in a fat burning mode, all of your activity including complete rest will burn fat. Whether or not the fat burned comes from the "love handles" will depend on your body (genetics). You have no control over where it chooses to burn the fat. So, the way to rid yourself of "love handles" is to put yourself in a fat burning mode with calorie control and then wait for the fat to leave the desired location. Spot reduction is a myth. Where we store fat and where it leave when we diet depends on genetics.
The best methods to burn fat effectively and efficiently include regular exercise, such as cardio and strength training, maintaining a balanced and healthy diet, staying hydrated, getting enough sleep, and managing stress levels.
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definitely No. Most people burn up to 1 and a half kilograms in a 8 hour sleep. There is nothing connected betwin sleep/naps to gaining weight.