People with big noses and big mouths are not easy to catch a cold. One study found that the "face" of a big nose and a big mouth can help you reduce the amount of dust and bacteria that suck in the air, thereby reducing the chance of catching a cold.
People with large ears are not easily deaf. After comparing tests, scientists found that the sound pressure in the intact ear was about 10dB higher than when part of the ear cartilage was removed, and people with large ears had more sensitive hearing and were less deaf due to aging.
People with extra flesh on the waist are not prone to fractures. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology published a prospective study in which a woman's waist can reduce the risk of fracture if it is appropriate to have a little extra flesh. The study, which followed 1,126 men and women over the age of 50 for five years, found that the more abdominal fat there was, the lower the probability of fracture.
People with thick thighs have stronger hearts. One study found that men and women with thigh circumferences of more than 60 cm had a much lower risk of heart disease and early death than those with small legs.
People with fat butts have healthier blood vessels. Gluteal fat is a "beneficial fat" that captures too much fatty acid in the diet and avoids metabolic and cardiovascular diseases caused by high lipid levels.
To sum up, if a person looks more "distinctive", the next time you see him, you will have something to say to him.
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