The Human Development Index was developed as an alternative to simple money metrics. It is an easy-to-understand numerical measure made up of what most people believe are the very basic ingredients of human well-being: health, education, and income. The first Human Development Index was presented in 1990.
Fast food is the worse type of food to eat when you're trying to lose belly fat. Those burgers, shakes and fries have large amounts of calories, fat and carbohydrates. None of these things are nutritious. Most fast food is cooked in fatty oils. This type of oil contributes to obesity, a leading cause of health problems.
The claim: You'll drop up to 15 pounds in 32 days and lose several inches of belly fat. The theory: Monounsaturated fatty acids, or MUFAs, target and destroy belly fat while promoting fullness and preventing overeating, according to the diet's creators, former Prevention magazine editor Liz Vaccariello and registered dietitian Cynthia Sass.