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One in Four Women Who Diet Wants to Get Body Like Kelly Brook

by Kathy Jones on  May 25, 2014 at 8:35 PM Diet & Nutrition News
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One in four women who constantly go on a diet want to get an ideal body like Kelly Brook, while around 20 percent want to lose at least two stone, a new survey reveals.
One in Four Women Who Diet Wants to Get Body Like Kelly Brook
One in Four Women Who Diet Wants to Get Body Like Kelly Brook

According to a survey, one in every four women admitted that they think the ideal weight is 9st but their ideal shape is softly feminine with the ample curves of model Kelly Brook or TV presenter Holly Willoughby, the Daily Express reported.

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The survey by Lineaslim Effervescent Tablets has shown that most of the women follow a strict diet during the week in pursuit of the ideal body but 40 percent women added that the weekend sees them fall off the weight-loss wagon.

An average woman weighs 11st 2lbs and wears a size 16 dress but most think weighing more than 10st and wearing above a size 14 is undesirable and unattractive.

Source: ANI

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