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What is the correlation between thigh size and mortality?

According to a systematic review published in the *BMJ*, studies have shown that having a small thigh circumference is associated with an increased risk of heart disease and premature death. This raises a key question: **What is the correlation between thigh size and mortality?** Recent research suggests that larger thighs, which reflect both muscle and peripheral subcutaneous fat, may offer a protective effect against early death, independent of general obesity.

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Do people with large thighs live longer?

According to a long-term Danish study, people with smaller thigh circumference face a higher risk of heart disease and premature death compared to those with larger thighs. This surprising finding raises a significant question: do people with large thighs live longer due to a direct correlation or an underlying health factor?

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Do people with big thighs live longer? The scientific link

Research has consistently linked a person's body shape and where they store fat to their overall health outcomes. The intriguing question, 'Do people with big thighs live longer?' has been explored in numerous studies, revealing important connections between lower-body circumference and longevity.

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