hip coping autism

[Deleted member 25550]

this is super autistic but technically if i wore a tight belt around my hips could it stunt there growth in the long run

 

[R@m@]

Nah I don't think so

 

[Orc]

most variance in hip width in males comes from body-fat while growing up, just don't be fat,

 

[sub5outsider]

if you want small waist lose body fat

 

[Deleted member 25550]

if you want small waist lose body fat

i have a small waist but my hips are wide

 

[Deleted member 25550]

ive never been fat im skinny and my hips are still wide

most variance in hip width in males comes from body-fat while growing up, just don't be fat,

 

[Deleted member 25550]

Nah I don't think so

why

 

[Orc]

ive never been fat im skinny and my hips are still wide

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7224231/

>The level of adiposity (body fat) in adolescence is reflected in the skeletal build in adulthood. Adult individuals with a history of obesity and associated higher adiposity have a relatively wider pelvis to body height compared to individuals without a history of obesity and normal adiposity.

>The complex regression model (with reduction of dimensionality) including testosterone, estradiol to testosterone ratio and body fat (adolescent and adulthood) was able to describe 54.8% variability of pelvic breadth among males.

so over half the variance is just from body-fat levels.

 

[Deleted member 25550]

so keeping a low body fat level will stop hips from getting wider and having a high body fat causes hips to get wider is that what your saying

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7224231/

>The level of adiposity (body fat) in adolescence is reflected in the skeletal build in adulthood. Adult individuals with a history of obesity and associated higher adiposity have a relatively wider pelvis to body height compared to individuals without a history of obesity and normal adiposity.

>The complex regression model (with reduction of dimensionality) including testosterone, estradiol to testosterone ratio and body fat (adolescent and adulthood) was able to describe 54.8% variability of pelvic breadth among males.

so over half the variance is just from body-fat levels.

 

[Orc]

so keeping a low body fat level will stop hips from getting wider and having a high body fat causes hips to get wider is that what your saying

yes, that's how it seems to work in men.