Here's an exploration of beer's impact on weight, health and shedding a beer belly. Learn safe limits, losing weight sans alcohol and tackling beer-related fat.

The popularity of non-alcoholic beers is surging. Experts reveal whether these are likely to give you a beer belly, how many calories they contain and other benefits and risks.

A beer belly often indicates that there’s an excess of visceral fat; this is the deep fat which wraps itself around your organs.

To get rid of excess body fat, be it in the form of a 'beer gut', 'love handles,' or 'cottage-cheese thighs,' you've got to burn it off. And there simply is no good way to 'spot reduce.' Just like ...

SOME fat just doesn’t seem to budge, no matter what you do. From cankles and saggy upper arms to persistent tummy rolls, stubborn fat can be frustrating. But, while these common fat pockets can be ...

Men can get away with being fat. The beer belly is often joked about as a relatable feature of the typical male body. The reality is it is killing them. Studies have shown that men are less likely ...

A new study explores the link between sleep deprivation and visceral fat — dangerous belly fat that has been tied to metabolic disease and insulin resistance.

Dr Alok Chopra said alcohol's immediate gratification comes with long-term costs as he explained the negative impacts of ...

Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic are not the only method of removing belly fat. Here is what the experts recommend ...

Summer is just around the corner, guys. And nothing looks worse than a beer gut hanging over that new Speedo. But belly fat does more than spoil everyone's day at the beach. It also is associated ...

Study of sedentary men across a range of obesity levels links lower cardiovagal baroreflex to higher levels of abdominal visceral fat.