Are thick thighs genetic?

Are thick thighs genetic?

The size and shape of your thighs are mostly determined by your genetics (e.g., bone structure), fat distribution, and muscle mass.

Why my thighs are so thick?

This is usually due to your genes. Leg fat may be comprised of different types of fat cells, including: Subcutaneous fat: most common in the thighs and located right beneath the skin. Intramuscular fat: fat dispersed within the muscle itself, much like the marbling seen in meat.

Is having thick thighs a good thing?

Researchers tracked the volunteers for an average of 12.5 years. They found that people with big thighs had a lower risk of heart disease and premature death than those with thin thighs.

Why do I have such thick legs?

The most common cause of large legs is obesity or more specifically being overweight from an excess deposition of fat throughout your body. Obesity leads to more deposition of fat in the abdomen, especially internally in the visceral organs.