Aged just 39, Dan Hayes viewed going to the doctor as no more than a sensible precaution when he started to feel a bit sluggish and less energetic than normal. Dan, a business analyst, thought he was ...

Waist circumference predicts mortality risk better than BMI in men Normal weight men with abdominal fat face higher cardiometabolic risk Visceral fat triggers silent hormonal and metabolic damage Go ...

What causes beer belly in men? And we mean all men. Even Chris Hemsworth’s Thor — the literal wall of muscle — wasn’t immune. In Avengers: Endgame, the God of Thunder traded his chiselled frame for a ...

Indulging in alcohol and rich food is part of festive season fun for many, but then the consequences have to be dealt with in the new year. Strength conditioning and fitness coach, Kaylyn Elliott, ...

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, N.Y.

Wolfson Brands has unveiled an advanced line of fat-burning supplements that aim to reshape how men approach weight management, fitness, and overall health in 2026. Known for formulating safe, science ...

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Today’s experiment is meat preservation… using beer. We soaked pork belly and eye of round in a full beer bath, then seasoned simply and went sous vide to see if the myth holds up. The eye of round ...

Picture this: You are someone who takes fitness quite seriously. You check your meal portions, you don’t make excuses to miss a gym day, and you try to squeeze in an occasional run once in a while.

Holiday gatherings, football playoff parties, and bundling up to stay warm bring plenty of joy to the season. The festivities can also come with a common and dangerous side effect: the “beer belly.” ...

Men sporting a "beer belly" could be at an increased risk of a fatal disease, suggests a new study. Recent research has drawn a link between heart disease and abdominal obesity. The study, due to be ...