1. Genetic factors: Family inheritance is one of the important factors affecting body shape. If there is a trend of lower body obesity in the family, individuals are more likely to develop lower body obesity.
2. Lifestyle habits: A sedentary lifestyle is a common cause of lower body obesity. Sitting for a long time can slow down blood circulation in the lower body, making it easier for fat to accumulate in the lower body, especially in the buttocks and thighs.
3. Unbalanced diet: A high calorie, high-fat, high sugar diet, as well as a lack of sufficient dietary fiber and protein intake, can lead to excess energy in the body, which is then converted into fat storage. Especially if there is a lack of sufficient exercise to consume this energy, the risk of lower body obesity will increase.