Any body shape you have is something that thankful, because it's all good. But according to scientific studies, a specific body shape has its advantages because it tends to be less healthy than others.
When you include someone who has a big butt, there is good news for you. According to the study published in the journal Cell Metabolism, muscle and fat has more on the buttocks make us healthier.
The research found that the hip and buttocks that are large role to block fat leading to internal organs, so that the heart and lungs are more protected from the flab. As a result, women with big ass has a smaller risk of heart attack, stroke, and diabetes.
The researchers did monitor against spread of fat through the MRI scan and periodic health checks. According to researcher Dr. Norbert Stefan, diabetes specialist at the University of Tübingen, Germany, women who have a body shape like a PEAR with a normal body weight fat storage cells tend to have healthier than those with body-shaped apples.
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"Fat tend to be stored in the buttocks and surrounding areas, not in the abdomen so as not to interfere with the internal organs," said Dr. Stefan as quoted Independent.
The researchers also stressed that not all fats are the same. The fat that is on the hips, thighs, and buttocks (subcutaneous fat) have different functions than the fat that is in the stomach, which is mostly visceral fat.
Visceral fat tend to be covered and body organs secrete fatty acids that are not good for our blood circulation system. Fat also causes increased levels of cholesterol, insulin resistant, as well as causing diabetes.
However, don't be happy just yet. The healthy effects of this great ass only applies to women who are not overweight. So it's not for those who are big her ass because of the excess fat that is not accommodated in other parts of the body.
The bottom line, in order to live more healthy and long-lived, someone should still keep exercising and maintaining a good diet. Great ass is a bonus. @revitarahim