People Are Wondering If Having A Big Booty Actually Makes You Smarter




Anyone who has made their way through the interwebs knows to take most of the stuff they come across with a grain of salt. Anyone can write anything online and unfortunately, the idea of proper sourcing is lost on many users. This means every time you flock to the Internet for information, you have to be aware of where you’re getting it from and who is writing it. 


One claim that has been making the rounds online over the last few years has to do with women’s health and intelligence and how they correlate with bum size. Yep, you read that right! Continue reading to find out how this claim grew legs and became a Frankenstein story that a lot of people believed to be true.


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What The Internet Is Saying


The idea that a bigger behind equates to a healthier, longer, more intellectual life stems from a number of articles that have been published over the last few years claiming it as fact. These articles are said to be based on a “study” out of the University of Oxford from 2010 that found that women with larger backsides are smarter and less likely to experience chronic illnesses because they have lower cholesterol levels and metabolize sugar better, decreasing their chances of developing heart problems and diabetes. 




Women With Big Butts Are Apparently Not Only Healthier But Smarter Too


In terms of intelligence, these articles say that bigger butts require more Omega 3 fats, which are known to promote brain development.











More Than One Educational Resource Has Been Cited


Some of the published pieces also refer to other studies out of California and Pittsburgh, which suggest that a larger butt can increase life expectancy. 






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