Oxford Study: Women With Big ''Yarnsh'' Are Smarter

According to one Oxford University study, which has recently appeared in the news, women with bigger ''Yarnsh'' are more intelligent.
UF finance sophomore Annie Bryan considers herself to be a good proof. The 19-year-old has 3.8 grade point average and also believes that her ''Yarnsh'' is her great asset.
However, the girl isn’t fully convinced with the theory, as the thinks that her ''Yarnsh'' has more to do with her exercise routine than her grades.
The study linked big  ''Yarnsh'' in females to intelligence due to the omega-3 fats that are connected to brain development.
The study also said big ''Yarnsh'' are connected to lower risks for heart problems and diabetes.
Dr. Hal Brodsky of Gainesville Family Physicians said he is unfamiliar with the study, but there has been evidence for a decade in the field of diabetes research that fat in the ''Yarnsh'' and thighs isn’t necessarily unhealthy.

According to him, fat in the ''Yarnsh'' and thighs generates healthy cholesterol. He also notes that people, who have small waists and larger ''Yarnsh'' and thighs, can still be healthy even if their body mass index is higher than average.
Still, “I don’t think Kim Kardashian is getting any smarter with time,” he said.
Source: The Herald