Researchers from Flinders University in Australia have found that the size of women's breasts affects their attitudes towards exercise and sports in general.
This is reported by the Dr. Evin website.
The authors conducted a survey of more than 2,000 women. Women with large breasts (size 5) tend to exercise less often and avoid high-intensity exercise.
However, surgery to reduce breast size promoted greater participation in group exercise, 56 women who underwent surgery said.
"Women who underwent breast reduction surgery reported an increased desire to exercise as a group, and they also increased their attendance. Our study shows that breast size affects exercise habit and breast reduction surgery changes it," the authors said.
The study also looked at cup size satisfaction, which showed greater self satisfaction with cup sizes AA, A, B, and C than DD, E, F, G, and H or larger.
In addition, life satisfaction and happiness were significantly related to bra size, with cup sizes larger than E being associated with low life satisfaction.
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