A California man weighed 300 pounds and had a giant "beer belly." Doctors discovered his gut was actually a 77-pound cancerous tumor. The patient's surgeon said this is the largest tumor he's seen ...

Hernandez's surgeon, William Tseng, a sarcoma expert and associate professor of clinical surgery at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, said the 77-pound tumor was the largest he’s ever removed ...

Impact Link Despite the fact that he didn't drink beer, Hector Hernandez thought ... out he had a liposarcoma after he lost 34 pounds and his belly still remained, INSIDER previously reported.

Kevin Daly, 63, shed more than 30 pounds but his protruding “beer belly” didn’t shrink an ounce. “I don’t even like beer,” he told the New York Daily News. “I was lean. I’m 6-foot ...

you could put on 10 pounds in a year. "That one extra beer is going straight to your abdominal fat," Angstadt says. Older people may be more at risk of a beer belly, since abdominal fat increases ...

Despite the weight loss the 63-year-old from Hoboken, New Jersey achieved through exercise and a healthy diet, his protruding belly did not budge. "I'm 6'3" and went from 232 pounds to 198 and ...

A California man is on the mend after having a 77-pound tumor removed from his abdomen that he thought was “just” a beer belly. Hector Hernandez eventually went to the doctor this summer to ...

Despite the weight loss the 63-year-old from Hoboken, New Jersey achieved through exercise and a healthy diet, his protruding belly did not budge. "I'm 6'3" and went from 232 pounds to 198 and ...

"But I never drank beer," he told WCBS-TV. "Don't like it, always been athletic, never had a belly." He managed to drop 34 pounds, but his pesky pot belly stuck around. That's when things got ...

Courtesy of Lenox Hill Hospital A man who thought he had a beer belly actually had a 30-pound cancerous tumor growing in his abdomen. Kevin Daly knew something was wrong when he lost 34 pounds but ...