Oxford University researchers have found that women with large buttocks are smarter and less prone to chronic diseases than women with less curvy shapes.. Interesting, isn't it?

It was found that in the blood of women with prominent priests, the level of cholesterol is several times lower.. All thanks to hormones that in their body contribute to faster processing of fats..

It was also concluded that the fair sex with lush hips are less prone to diseases of the cardiovascular system and diabetes.. This is because they have an abundance of omega-3 fatty acids in their bodies.. They help improve brain function..

There is something else. Dr. Michael Jensen, head of endocrine research at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, says: “When you store fat in your body, it’s better if it happens in the lower body.”.

“Look at people with a pear shape.. They are in excellent health.. This is directly related to a higher amount of body fat in the lower body.. It's not just that these people are much less likely to develop diabetes or have a heart attack.. The bottom line is that fat plays an important role in health,” he adds..

All these conclusions are based on a study of the health status of more than 16,000 women.. Lush buttocks also mean that a woman has high levels of leptin, a hormone associated with weight, and dino pectin, a hormone that takes care of blood vessels and protects against inflammation and diabetes..

Adipose tissue located under the skin in the buttocks neutralizes harmful fatty acids. It helps prevent diseases of the cardiovascular system.

As it turned out, similar studies were carried out by scientists at the Universities of Pittsburgh and California.. Their findings also suggest that women with wide hips but a narrow waist are, among other things, prone to longer life expectancy..

The uniqueness of the study, conducted by scientists from the University of Oxford, in another. It was found that all positive effects are possible only if a woman naturally has large buttocks..

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