In a breakthrough in chemical gastronomy, Jelly Belly has designed the world’s first draft beer flavored jelly bean. Here’s how the company did it. In what could be the greatest thing to happen to ...

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 ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A BEER BELLY is kind of a misnomer to begin with. “What people are talking about when they use the term ...

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 ...

If you haven't heard at least five promises this year on how to lose your beer belly with minimal to no effort, we seriously doubt you've been on the planet! There are so many "experts" and "fitness ...

At 265 pounds, Tony Wells was fat, and he’d tell you the same thing. The 44-year-old IT manager from Powell spent the better part of 10 years trying to get rid of his beer belly. But every time he ...

Being a journalist who covers the wellness scene, I started to wonder where the phrase even came from — and whether beer actually had any impact on our bellies. Here are the results of my deep dive.

A "beer belly" is a typical term for excess belly fat that has formed as a result of high calorie intake, which is often caused by excessive beer consumption. However, it is not only beer that ...

Having a large belly is associated with a greater risk of heart disease and death, but to understand the beer belly (which you can’t actually blame on beer), you have to look inside it. Subcutaneous ...

The chocolate chess board, a savory dessert board, at Beer Belly Friday, March 27, 2015, on New Scotland Ave. in Albany, N.Y. (Will Waldron/Times Union) There's something intensely refreshing about a ...

Mike Thornton may have enviable abs now, but it wasn't always that way. About eight years ago, the Dallas personal trainer and founder of FitnessNow.com had a feature that he shared with more than two ...