It is natural for people to be fond of beauty, and many regard "being thin" as the ultimate goal of weight loss, misinterpreting the true meaning of weight loss. In fact, real weight loss should be about achieving a balanced body shape, so that there will be a certain visual effect; before losing weight, one should also think carefully. For example, a larger waist circumference is proportional to wealth but inversely proportional to life expectancy. It's up to you to decide whether to choose money or life!

Those with round faces are considered to have good relationships and fortune in the art of physiognomy, but many people try every means to slim their face, which not only affects their old age but also reduces their social status.

People with full chins (especially double chins) should not look at it unattractive. People with such features usually own more than one property.

Those with large buttocks are considered to have good fortune in the art of physiognomy. As the saying goes, "Ten fat people nine are rich, and those without a butt are not rich." Many people may lose weight on their buttocks, but they end up losing their money instead.

Although slender legs are pleasing to the eye, the art of physiognomy says, "Long legs and thin feet mean constant movement, indicating a hardworking nature." If you don't want to have a busy life, then give up those bird-like legs!

Physiognomists believe that a belly shaped like a hanging basket is a sign of good fortune and longevity. The "Book of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Guan Lu" also states, "No three armor on the back, no three water on the belly, these are signs of short life." Therefore, when you lose fat, consider keeping a little belly to accumulate good luck!