Scientists: long legs - a healthy heart

Every 4.3 cm increase in length of legs of women compared to average performance , reduce susceptibility to coronary heart disease by 16%, according to British doctors.Heart Health women depends on the length of her legs , found by British scientists .

One of the study's authors, Dr. Debbie Loulor reported that , according to the results of an experiment conducted by her colleagues , each 4.3 cm increase in leg length compared to the average performance , reduce susceptibility to coronary heart disease by 16%.The experiment involved 4000 women aged 60-79 years. Doctors explain that the length of the legs depends, inter alia, on factors such as diet in childhood and the environment. These factors also affect heart health in the future.