Nowadays, many people take out their mobile phones to brush ** when they have nothing to do, and there are many women who show their plump buttocks, and many female friends will ask, does the size of the buttocks affect health? Today, Muzi will take you to talk about this topic.
Historically, during the Tang Dynasty, plump was generally regarded as beautiful, and its aesthetic tendency focused on health and abundance, through the artworks of the time, such as Tang Sancai, murals and sculptures, we can observe that the female figures depicted in these works generally show the beauty of plumpness.
Before the 70s,Before the son of the family looks for a daughter-in-law, the old man will first look at the woman's buttocks, because the words "big butt and easy to raise" have been ingrained in their minds。At that time, every family had many children and grandchildren, and a family had several children, and for women who had children, they firmly believed that they had to have wide hips.
In today's society, the symptoms of "lower body obesity" are very commonBut in the eyes of Chinese medicine, the fullness of the lower body may be a symbol of health. Of course, "plumpness" here does not refer to obesity, and excessive obesity will undoubtedly bring a series of health problemsThis is the consensus of Chinese and Western medicine.
In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, qi and blood are the basic substances that maintain life activities, and their fullness is directly related to people's health status. Qi is the main driving force for blood circulation, and blood is the source of health. If a person's buttocks are fuller, it probably means that their qi and blood are more abundant, so that they can better nourish their body and stay healthy.
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Does this mean that people with large buttocks are necessarily healthier than those with smaller buttocks? The answer is not absolute. We must take into account individual differences, as well as the influence of various factors such as lifestyle. But,From a TCM perspective, it is indeed possible for people with larger buttocks to have better health due to their greater qi and blood
Modern research has also found that people with fat distribution in the buttocks are less likely to develop cardiovascular disease and less likely to develop diabetes than those with abdominal obesity。This coincides with the view of traditional Chinese medicine, which believes that if fat accumulates too much in the abdomen, it may affect the function of the internal organs, which can lead to various diseases.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that "the kidneys store essence, and the main bone produces marrow". Large buttocks usually mean fullness of muscle and fat in the pelvic areaIn the view of traditional Chinese medicine, this is a manifestation of the exuberance of the spleen and soil, and those with plump buttocks will have more qi and blood in the spleen and stomach, which will help to effectively transform nutrients and maintain the healthy balance of the body
In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, "the waist is the house of the kidneys".The waist is an important area for kidney support in traditional Chinese medicine, and the health of the kidneys is directly related to the solidity of the waist. When the kidneys are full, the waist naturally appears strong; However, if the kidneys are depleted, it may cause weakness or even pain in the lower back. The strength of the hip muscles can affect the stability and strength of the lower back。The strength of the buttocks is very important for supporting the waist, and then has a certain positive effect on the protection of the kidneys.
Of course, this is not to say that people with small buttocks are necessarily lacking in health, TCM focuses on the balance of yin and yang, and the health of the body does not depend solely on body size. However, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the fullness of the buttocks can be used as one of the references for evaluating the prosperity and decline of an individual's spleen, stomach and kidney qi.