Two outlets report a lifestyle piece in which a 48-year-old drinks expert argues that people can pursue weight loss goals without giving up alcohol. The article frames “booze bloat” as a common outcome of drinking and encourages readers to be more mindful of the calories they consume in drinks. It emphasizes that health-conscious eating efforts may be undermined when alcohol calories are overlooked during meals or nights out. The writer presents “secrets” aimed at reducing bloating while still allowing wine or other alcohol to be part of social routines. The piece also highlights that not all popular summer alcoholic beverages are equal in calorie content, warning readers to avoid a specific high-calorie summer drink (the articles note it is not Aperol). Overall, the reporting focuses on practical guidance for managing alcohol-related calorie intake and minimizing bloating, rather than making claims about eliminating alcohol entirely.