Of course not. Because the thin legs here may be a metabolic abnormality similar to lipodystrophy. Moreover, thin legs are only one of the possible signs of metabolic abnormalities, and not all people with thin legs have metabolic abnormalities. Of course, you can't say "thicker legs are healthier." At the same time, if the legs are thick, metabolic abnormalities may occur, which may also be unhealthy.
Moreover, the study says that there is no difference between men and women in this state and characteristics, and of course it is not just girls.
In fact, it is not the first time that the title "Girls with thick legs are healthier" has appeared.
Previously, this term was used to describe the relationship between human fat distribution and health.
Everyone's body fat distribution is different, which is mainly influenced by heredity, hormones, metabolism and other factors.