THE BEER BELLY MYTH. IT’S NOT THE BEER YOU DRINK WHILE KICKING BACK TO WATCH THAT BIG GAME ON TV, IT’S WHAT YOU EAT WHILE DRINKING THE BEER. CALORIES CONSUMED THAT AREN'T BURNED ARE STORED AS FAT, REGARDLESS OF THEIR SOURCE. AND, MORE IMPORTANTLY, IT SHOULD BE POINTED OUT THAT BEER CALORIES DO NOT WANDER TO ONE'S MIDDLE ANY MORE THAN EXCESS CALORIES FROM ANY FOOD OR BEVERAGE. IN A STUDY OF 2,300 DRINKERS AND NON-DRINKERS IN THE EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NUTRITION IN 2003, IT WAS FOUND THAT PEOPLE WHO DRINK ONE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE PER DAY ACTUALLY HAD THE LOWEST LEVELS OF ABDOMINAL FAT. THEY EXAMINED THE RELATION BETWEEN BEER INTAKE AND WAIST–HIP RATIO (WHR) AND BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) IN A BEER-DRINKING POPULATION AND CONCLUDED THAT IT IS UNLIKELY THAT BEER INTAKE IS ASSOCIATED WITH A LARGELY INCREASED WHR OR BMI. YOU CAN SEE IN THE NUTRITIONAL DATA, THAT ML FOR ML, BEER HAS LESS CALORIES THAN WINE. 330ML OF BEER HAS ABOUT THE SAME CALORIES AS 180ML OF WINE.
 
 
 
 
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