New research claims that fat around the hips and buttocks can help to protect women from developing Diabetes. The clinical study was carried out on laboratory mice at Harvard. Science experts found that fat that collects around the stomach can raise the risk of Type Two Diabetes and heart disease. However, they also claim that those with pear shaped bodies, with fat deposits in the butt and hips, are less prone to these conditions.

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