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 ...

But over time, all those extra calories may cause you to grow something called a "beer" belly. Beer belly is a protruding, round belly, or a waist that is larger than the hips. It is most commonly ...

Have years of too many beers morphed your six-pack abs into a keg? If you have a "beer belly," you are not alone. It seems beer drinkers across the globe have a tendency to grow bellies ...

Beer bellies come with a string of health risks, even if the rest of your body is slim MailOnline looks at how you can lose your beer belly without ditching booze READ MORE: Revealed: More than a ...

Simply put, a beer belly is caused by excess calories and if you drink a lot of alcohol, you are more likely to put on weight because alcohol is calorific. It contains seven calories a gram.

For those who enjoy a drink or two, you may be walking around with a little bit of a paunch. Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

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 ...

However we try to hide it with ferocious lycra knickers or a baggy top, there’s no escaping the squishy area of flesh that accumulates around our middle from midlife onwards. Every decade gives it a ...

"I think there's this shift in the culture around how we think about our bodies and how we address our bodies." Related: 'Dad bod': Why beer belly can be dangerous Nnadi, who succeeded Edward Enniful ...

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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 ...