Visceral fat, the deep belly fat linked to heart disease and diabetes, can be difficult to lose even with diet and exercise.

Most people find it hard to reduce visceral fat as it hides deep within the abdomen. A cardiologist shared how different types of fasting can help reduce the problem effectively. Take a look.

Want to lose visceral belly fat fast? Cardiologist Dr Pradip Jamnadas breaks down the safest and most effective fasting routine for lasting results.

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The sinus of the heart is a structure in the right atrium where blood flows into the heart from the venae cavae.