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The main supposed benefit of a waist trainer is that wearing it is a fast and easy way to get an hourglass figure. A waist trainer will not help reduce body fat, but it can make abdominal fat more compact. It can also push the internal organs into unnatural positions, though. Can I wear it while working out? Waist training also makes breathing difficult. A person may not get enough oxygen or become easily winded. For this reason, they should not wear a corset or waist trainer during exercise. Waist trainers provide a waist slimming effect, but it is only temporary. They do not provide permanent change and will not aid meaningful weight loss.

https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/fitness/fitness-basics/aha-recs-for-physical-activity-in-adults Before making any drastic changes to their diet or exercise regimen, a person should talk to their doctor. A doctor can give specific advice based on a person’s health.

The American Heart Association (AHA) recommend that people get 150 minutes a week of cardiovascular exercise and activities and that they do resistance training on at least 2 days of the week. Waist training is similar to fad diets and many fitness fads. It may provide some temporary waist thinning, but it ultimately does not provide a safe, long-term solution to weight or fat loss. These garments also have several associated risks, including breathing difficulties, digestion issues, and organ damage due to long-term use. Some people recommend wearing a waist trainer while exercising. However, this can be dangerous as wearing a waist trainer not only restricts movement but can also make it difficult to breathe. A small 2018 report suggests that using a waist trainer while exercising may cause breathing difficulties. The participants displayed shortness of breath, sweating, and increased pain when they wore a waist trainer while performing a breathing maneuver to simulate exercise.

A waist trainer is a shaping garment similar to a girdle. The waist trainer pulls a person’s midsection in as tight as possible. The idea behind a waist trainer is that the pulling action gives the person a sleeker, smaller waist. Waist trainers usually consist of a combination of tough fabric and hard fibers. Hooks, Velcro, lacing, or other strong fasteners hold the trainer tightly in place. A small older study looking at whether waist training had an effect on weight loss was inconclusive. The researchers said that this was because the majority of the participants gave up wearing a corset due to discomfort.Wikstrand, I., et al. (2010).Very low calorie diet (VLCD) followed by a randomized trial of corset treatment for obesity in primary care. The shifting of organs due to a waist trainer may also affect the digestive organs, such as the esophagus (food pipe), stomach, and intestines. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314102718_Randomized_controlled_trial_of_abdominal_binders_for_postoperative_pain_distress_and_blood_loss_after_cesarean_delivery