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beer belly
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how do u get rid of it? i do have a bit of a problem with my weight..people say im not fat but i hate my belly..once ive drunk maybe 2 beer i get bloated...really bloated...so ive tried to stop the beer now for 3 wks but im still the same,is there much point in stopping drinking beer to make me lose weight? i love my pints at wkend!! also on a good nite i would only drink about 6-8 pints....how does one stop being bloated? i try also to drink satzenbrau beer..low fat/calorie...help!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Alcohol coverts to fat. Men carry fat around their abdomens and Visceral fat, which is the fat that collects around the internal organs, so it's denser, deeper and harder to shift.
Men who carry more visceral fat are more likely to become Diabetic. So for health reasons alone, you should probably reduce your intake.
Men who carry more visceral fat are more likely to become Diabetic. So for health reasons alone, you should probably reduce your intake.
Have you considered that you may be sensitive to yeast & that cutting out bread as well as beer may give the desired result? Lots of food sensitivites result in bloating.
Also, while it's recommended that men stay under 21units of alcohol a week, this actually means a maximum of 3 a day & you cannot 'save them up' to indulge in a binge or you get all of the adverse effects on your health anyway!
One of the top dieting tips for people who frequent pubs is to have a large soft drink (pint of squash or water) in between alcoholic ones. You'll save a heap of money if you don't drink alcohol & say you're the 'designated driver'! Most pubs give the driver free soft drinks. Have you worked out how long you'd have to cycle or run each day to burn off a 400 calorie or two pint a night habit?
Also, while it's recommended that men stay under 21units of alcohol a week, this actually means a maximum of 3 a day & you cannot 'save them up' to indulge in a binge or you get all of the adverse effects on your health anyway!
One of the top dieting tips for people who frequent pubs is to have a large soft drink (pint of squash or water) in between alcoholic ones. You'll save a heap of money if you don't drink alcohol & say you're the 'designated driver'! Most pubs give the driver free soft drinks. Have you worked out how long you'd have to cycle or run each day to burn off a 400 calorie or two pint a night habit?