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Beer Belly, Defined

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People talk about having a "beer belly," but what is a beer belly, exactly? According to LifeHacker, your body puts subcutaneous fat in whatever place your genetics and hormones tell it to. This is the fat that jiggles and shakes, and rests above the layer of muscle in your torso. However, it's the fat that's under that layer that is really the cause for concern. The fat that’s most strongly associated with health risks is the visceral fat that surrounds your organs.

Added on the 22/04/2019 15:15:57 - Copyright : Wochit

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