The term ‘beer belly’ isn’t a medical one and simply refers to excess fat stored around the stomach area Round, protruding bellies are a bugbear for millions of men, while women bemoan their love ...

Q: My husband has developed a large belly. How can I convince him that this isn't healthy, even though his backside and legs are in good shape, and he is still strong? -- Susan R., Rochester, New York ...

Losing weight, which usually equates to losing fat, is a health goal for millions, and for good reason. According to NHS Digital data, hospital admissions linked to obesity have doubled in six years ...

Beer, with its effervescence and diverse flavors, has long been a beloved beverage in the world. Yet the age-old question persists: Does indulging in beer lead to weight gain? As with many dietary ...

Since Indians develop heart disease at lower waist sizes, a cardiologist explains why you need to do more than just take ...

Having a “beer belly” is more likely to lead to heart damage than having fat in any other location on the body, especially in men. That’s according to a study that found abdominal obesity, or tummy ...

A large study using advanced imaging found that abdominal obesity, sometimes referred to as a "beer belly," is associated with more harmful changes in heart structure than overall body weight alone, ...

A beer belly ultimately comes down to extra calories and the way men tend to store fat around the midsection — and alcohol makes both easier. An average pint delivers roughly 110–150 calories, while ...

Ever since a man with a pot belly assumed that it's beer that made it big? How true is it that taking a lot of alcohol leads to a big belly? Have you heard of a beer belly before? It means some people ...