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Dr. Benjamin Bikman studies insulin resistance. Asked what a 35 year old dad should do about the fat around his middle, he did not start with food. On Steven Bartlett's podcast, he gave 8 truths about losing belly fat: 1. Cut the evening alcohol first

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