On social media, the "thigh gap" is often presented as an aesthetic ideal. However, science shows that it depends primarily on body shape, not lifestyle.
A few minutes on social media is all it takes to stumble upon the infamous "thigh gap," often presented as an aesthetic ideal. But behind this highly publicized image lies a very different, and above all, much more nuanced reality. What if this physical detail ultimately had nothing to do with physical fitness or even lifestyle? Science is providing some surprising answers.
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