A beer belly may be more dangerous than just being a picture of a "dad bod." It may carry risks of a range of debilitating ...

"As it accumulates it pushes outward on the abdominal wall and creates the tummy pooch we call 'beer belly,'" Wroe says. People accumulate visceral fat when they consume too many calories from ...

Those carrying extra abdominal weight and with a family history of Alzheimer's disease were found to have lower brain function. According to previous research, a beer belly also raises the risk of ...

If you have a "beer belly," you are not alone ... pounds in your thighs or hips is less risky than carrying them in the abdominal region. Further, subcutaneous fat that you can grab around ...

We reveal why this may give you a beer belly. Beer is a popular alcoholic drink across age groups and, today, it signifies happiness and festivities. Read on to know a few facts about this beverage.

Once a year at the Olympia, fitness enthusiasts travel from all over the world or sit in front of their TVs to catch a ...

If you’re milling your own grains for that next batch of beer you might be able to melt all of those extra calories away while you’re at it. [Eucherboy1] repurposed an unused exercise bike to ...

How do you pour a beer? Turns out this popular pouring method - that results in little to no foam - is completely wrong. And can actually cause stomach issues! Max Bakker, a Master Cicerone (think ...

A beer brewed with an anti-racism message could be discontinued amid a trademark dispute. The name and design of Yellow Belly, an 11% stout brewed by Buxton Brewery and Omnipollo from Sweden ...

A beer at the centre of a trademark dispute will cease production, its makers have confirmed. An objection to Yellow Belly, brewed by Derbyshire-based Buxton Brewery and Sweden's Omnipollo ...