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Hidden ... a third of 35 to 60-year-olds cannot see their manhood beneath their bulbous bellies
ONE in three men are too fat to see their own penis, new research reveals.
A shocking 33 per cent of 35 to 60-year-olds are so overweight that their manhood is hidden from sight when they stand upright and look downwards.
The figures show more than 5.6million men in Britain are potentially dangerously overweight and risk knocking up to nine years off their lifespan through strokes, diabetes and heart disease.
Meanwhile a staggering 44 per cent of those aged between 51 and 60 fail the ?spot the penis? test, says the research.
Obese men who are unable see their penises are said to be five times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes and three times more likely to develop cancer of the colon.
Website WeLoveOurHealth.co.uk commissioned the survey of 1,000 men and has now launched the ?Big Check? Campaign, backed by leading medical professionals.
The DIY health measurement encourages men to check if they can see their penis beyond their bulbous bellies.
A&E specialist Dr Johan du Plessis said men are renowned for ignoring matters to do with their health.
Dr du Pleiss, who also works as WeLoveOurHealth.co.uk?s online doctor, said: ?This new research is really worrying and men must be encouraged to wake up to the potential life-threatening risks of being overweight and to make this vital check.
?An obese man who cannot see his penis is five times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, three times more likely to develop cancer of the colon and more than two and a half times more likely to develop high blood pressure - a major risk factor for stroke and heart disease.?
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One in three men are too fat to see their own penis, new research reveals | The Sun |News
Hidden ... a third of 35 to 60-year-olds cannot see their manhood beneath their bulbous belliesONE in three men are too fat to see their own penis, new research reveals.
A shocking 33 per cent of 35 to 60-year-olds are so overweight that their manhood is hidden from sight when they stand upright and look downwards.
The figures show more than 5.6million men in Britain are potentially dangerously overweight and risk knocking up to nine years off their lifespan through strokes, diabetes and heart disease.
Meanwhile a staggering 44 per cent of those aged between 51 and 60 fail the ?spot the penis? test, says the research.
Obese men who are unable see their penises are said to be five times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes and three times more likely to develop cancer of the colon.
Website WeLoveOurHealth.co.uk commissioned the survey of 1,000 men and has now launched the ?Big Check? Campaign, backed by leading medical professionals.
The DIY health measurement encourages men to check if they can see their penis beyond their bulbous bellies.
A&E specialist Dr Johan du Plessis said men are renowned for ignoring matters to do with their health.
Dr du Pleiss, who also works as WeLoveOurHealth.co.uk?s online doctor, said: ?This new research is really worrying and men must be encouraged to wake up to the potential life-threatening risks of being overweight and to make this vital check.
?An obese man who cannot see his penis is five times more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, three times more likely to develop cancer of the colon and more than two and a half times more likely to develop high blood pressure - a major risk factor for stroke and heart disease.?
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One in three men are too fat to see their own penis, new research reveals | The Sun |News
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