Having a flat stomach with a diastasis recti depends on the size of your diastasis. If you have a small diastasis yes you can have a flat belly. The larger your diastasis, the weaker the connective tissue between the separated muscles and the less support for your organs and the bigger your belly. Especially after you eat! When you close your diastasis not only will you have a flat belly but you will also get a waist. Closing your diastasis is all about healing the weak connective tissue between the separated muscles so they are strong enough to hold the muscles in a close together position. You can close your diastasis with the research and evidienced based 4 step Tupler Technique®.
To learn more about Diastasis Recti & the Tupler Technique® read this article: DIASTASIS RECTI RESEARCH AND EVIDENCED BASED EXERCISE PROGRAM
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I have a bad separation it hurts all the time , I spoke with my doctor and he has said nothing can be done as he suspects if I had surgery it but separate again
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