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’s also associated with ...

Consider your gut as a pub. The best pub environments are teeming with a diversity of folks. They are chatty but not boisterous, creating a balanced atmosphere. The gut microbiome is similarly rooted ...

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 ...

Okay, this is the best beer belly any one of us could ever dream of having. A 61-year-old man found himself getting drunk without ever drinking alcohol because he had brewer’s yeast in his gut.

June 15 (UPI) --Men trying to put a more positive spin on the term "beer belly" might find a new study encouraging. It indicates that moderate daily consumption of lager beer actually could improve ...

Recent studies have found that beer is not necessarily the cause of the extra padding you may have around your midsection. In fact, beer has been found to have certain nutritional benefits while ...

A study found that both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer increased men's gut bacteria diversity. Drinking one beer with dinner could increase gut diversity without weight gain, the study found. Less ...

Regular beer consumption can cause liver damage such as fatty liver disease and fibrosis. Daily beer intake may disrupt gut bacteria, causing bloating, diarrhoea, and poor nutrient absorption.

When it comes to belly fat and health, your shape matters. According to Harvard Health Publishing, if extra weight gives you a pear shape, you have what's called subcutaneous fat. But if you have a ...