Beer Belly Reduction

It’s not necessarily beer but too many calories that can turn your trim waistline into a belly that protrudes over your pants. Any kind of calories - whether from alcohol, sugary beverages, or oversized portions of food can increase belly fat. However, alcohol does seem to have a particular association with fat in the midsection.
When you take in more calories than you burn, the excess calories are stored as fat. Where your body stores that fat is determined in part by your age, sex, and hormones.
Beer bellies tend to be more prominent in older people because as you get older, your calorie needs go down, you often become less active, and gaining weight gets easier.