If you have thick legs, you're likely to have a longer life

All those who boast of skinny legs may actually want to read this. A new study says skinny-legged people may be at a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
All those who boast of skinny legs may actually want to read this. A new  study says skinny-legged people may be at a higher risk of Type 2  diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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All those who boast of skinny legs may actually want to read this A newnbsp study says skinny-legged people may be at a higher risk of Type 2 nbspdiabetes and cardiovascular disease

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