The uglier the 8 parts of a woman's body, the healthier she is

Girls who love beauty always worry about the parts of their bodies that are not considered beautiful, but in fact, the uglier some parts are, the healthier your body is. Several scientific studies have shown that "defects" in some parts of the body are actually very beneficial to health.

1. A big butt means good cardiovascular health

Many studies have shown that people with big buttocks have lower levels of "bad cholesterol" and higher levels of "good cholesterol" in their bodies, and therefore are less likely to suffer from cardiovascular and cerebrovascular sclerosis. Butt fat neutralizes harmful fatty acids and also contains anti-inflammatory factors that prevent artery clogging. Research from the University of Oxford in the UK also found that people with big butts have a lower risk of diabetes.

2. Having more moles means you age slower

People with more moles on their bodies appear to be several years younger than those with smooth and fair skin. The reason why people with many moles are less likely to develop aging diseases than their peers is that the telomeres at the ends of chromosomes act as biological clocks. People with more than 100 moles on their bodies usually have longer telomeres than those with less than 25 moles. This difference in telomere length means there will be a 6-7 year age difference between them.

3. Small breasts make the spine more upright

The larger the breasts, especially those larger than a D cup, the more likely they are to experience upper back pain and spinal curvature, while people with smaller breasts do not. From a sexual perspective, small breasts are more sensitive to caressing than large breasts. Overly large breasts can affect the normal physiological curvature and stress points of the spine. "Overweight" breasts can cause changes in the spine. Therefore, women with large breasts must wear suitable bras. It is best to wear a tight bra when exercising to reduce the burden on the back.

4. A big nose makes it less likely to catch a cold

The size of your nose has a lot to do with your breathing conditions. If your nose is wide and has a high bridge, it means that your respiratory organs are well developed and you can breathe enough air; but in places with serious pollution, you will also inhale too much exhaust gas. If your nostrils are small, it means your respiratory function is weak and stuffy places will make you short of breath and feel chest tightness. After staying in the office for one to two hours, you should go to the stairwell or window to breathe fresh air for five minutes to prevent hypoxia.

5. Thick thighs mean a healthy heart

A 12-year Danish study involving 3,000 men showed that those with a thigh circumference of more than 60 cm and strong leg muscles had a significantly reduced risk of premature death and heart disease. Researchers believe that the length of the thigh circumference may be proportional to the weight of the myocardium; the thinner the thigh, the lighter the myocardium.

6. Toe sprinting makes you faster

Humans evolved to have shorter toes so they could run faster. Long toes involve more muscles and bones, so running is more strenuous and the shock absorption effect is also poor. When walking normally, people don’t feel anything, but when running, the toes have to bear greater propulsion force. The longer the toes, the more energy is required during exercise, and the muscle load will be greater, which affects both explosive power and endurance.

7. People with big ears will not become deaf when they get old

Biomedical expert Dr. Ralph Holm said that the larger the person's outer ear, the clearer the sound can be received by the ear canal, so people with big ears rarely become deaf due to aging. Theoretically, people with larger auricles have better hearing because they have a larger area to collect sound waves.

8. Flat feet lead to fewer leg injuries

The latest research in the United States found that people with flat feet suffer fewer foot and leg injuries, while the 20% of people with high arches have a six times higher risk of injury than those with flat feet. The arch of the foot is too high, making it difficult to stay close to the ground. People with flat feet should choose shoes with arch pads and harder heels, otherwise they are prone to plantar fasciitis; people with high arches should choose softer insoles or air cushions to reduce the damage to the feet caused by vibrations.