In the last three decades, the obesity rate rose while the culture of the “perfect body” is emphasized, however, women were showing to be increasingly more satisfied with their bodies and especially with their weights.
This is shown by a study led by professor Bryan Karazsia doctor of philosophy at the College of Wooster, in the United States, consisting of a meta-analysis of over 250 studies conducted between 1981 and 2012, which were included 100,228 women who showed what they thought about their body and weight.
“we found that dissatisfaction was reduced during the 31 years we’ve analyzed,” said the researcher. On the other hand, in the case of men, they kept the values of constant satisfaction during the study period.
An example of acceptance of body twirled in social networks these last days was the case of Alicia Keys . The winning Grammy American singer decided to stop using more makeup a month ago and now revolutionized the world making it clear, through a photo of your stretch marks, which wants to be free, natural and happy.
Through its Instagram, he shared his “natural” gluteos with the message: “I love this. I feel so inspired when people courageously AMA every part of themselves. It’s so breathtakingly beautiful! “.
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