azn

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Men and women with thighs over 60cm (23.6in) in circumference have a lower risk of heart disease and early death, a study of 3,000 people suggests.....

BBC NEWS | Health | Large thighs 'may protect heart'

Intolight

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sweet, my thighs are wider than most models so that means I can eat the deep fried butter stick right?

cat

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Into you always make me laugh. HUGS!

Finally found a purpose for my thighs.

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Mr. March - beingteri

Nomad

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Well, I guess I'm screwed! My thighs are the biggest fattiest part of my body, but they're a little under 18" in circumference. *trudgest to cardiologist*

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mimi

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pretty small sample size, but I thought it's been known for a while now that pear shapes have healthier hearts than apple shapes.

What about hourglass shapes? =(

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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burke)

Nordic

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Funny that they mention nothing about a woman's height. It is ok to have 60 cm thighs if you are very tall, but what if you are short?

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azn

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This study seems to be independent of waist or height. But it's probably common sense that a small waist is healthier because it means there is less fat there. The good news if you have small thighs is that you can always do exercises to make them bigger.