While an Aperol spritz looks fun and refreshing, it's also a lower-calorie drink option for people who want to enjoy a cocktail with fewer calories. Calorie-conscious people might wonder if they can ...

It's calorie-dense: One gram of alcohol contains almost twice as many calories as grams of carbohydrate or protein. Your liver converts almost all alcohol into energy. Your body stops using fats and ...

If part of your New Year’s resolution is to lose weight and slim down, taking it easy on the alcohol may be on the list of things to avoid — especially if you love sugary-sweet cocktails. The average ...

What's that feeling about warm weather or a summer Friday that makes us want to drink? There's something tempting about sitting poolside with a cocktail or joining a friend on a patio for happy hour.

Personal trainer Magnus Lygdbäck shared his favorite low-calorie, healthier alcoholic drinks. Lygdbäck, who is also a nutritionist, works with celebrities including Alexander Skarsgård and Gal Gadot.

As BBQs and warm weather gatherings ramp up, so too does the onslaught of cocktails and wine and beer and sparkly beverage opportunities. And if you're currently trying to lose weight or are in a ...

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As the summer season approaches, what better way to cool off than with refreshing cocktails? For those mindful of their fitness goals, Blue Ice Vodka President, Tom Gibson, has crafted a collection of ...

The holidays can be a time for increased drinking – whether you’re grabbing a cocktail because you’re celebrating, feeling social or drumming up some liquid courage around family members. During the ...

Cutting out alcohol is not an option—at least not for me—but finding drinks that are lower in calories is. I tend to look for drinks that clock in at around the 100-calorie mark. Luckily, a number of ...

Calorie-conscious people might wonder if they can enjoy an alcoholic beverage or if imbibing will wreck their healthy patterns of eating. Sure, alcoholic beverages are a source of empty calories, but ...