The Beer Diet

Health advice for those of us who enjoy tipping back a few brews...
or sometimes a few too many!

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The Beer Diet book


In the blockbuster new book,
 The Beer Diet:
How to Drink Beer and Not Gain Weight
,
 natural health journalist Gary Greenberg, aka The Beer Diet Guy, shares his secrets on how to enjoy the world's most popular beverage without piling on pounds.

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The Beer Diet Guy YouTube Channel

Want to see a puppy chew up beer cans, watch The Beer Diet Guy's wife chug beer straight from a keg, or learn how to open beer bottles with a lighter? Tune into these quirky videos for that and much more. Fun and laughs for all.

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Gary's Natural Health Blog


To fully enjoy drinking beer for as long as you can, you have to take good care of your body.
And that's best done the natural way.
This week's topic is about how to beer-proof your brain.

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EASY HEALTH TIP

Re-Dress Your Salads

There’s nothing more counterproductive than dousing a fresh salad with a high-calorie, preservative-laden dressing. Make your own with extra virgin olive oil, vinegar and spices. The olive oil is rich in healthy monounsaturated fats, and spices are loaded with antioxidants. Meanwhile, the vinegar’s acetic acid disables an enzyme that digests some starches, which can help to prevent blood sugar spikes from carbs in the rest of your meal.


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The Beer Diet Newsroom


Magazine articles, website, podcasts...word of the The Beer Diet is spreading fast!

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Benefitting Boca Helping Hands


Boca Helping Hands

A portion of proceeds from book sales will benefit the nonprofit food bank Boca Helping Hands, because a lot of people are more concerned with putting food on the table than beer in their bellies.

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