Skirts hung from the hips exert downward pressure on internal organs, causing weakness and poor posture.
Draft interpretation · MH 292.1
Original passage
Another serious evil is the wearing of skirts so that their weight must be sustained by the hips. This heavy weight, pressing upon the internal organs, drags them downward and causes weakness of the stomach and a feeling of lassitude, inclining the wearer to stoop, which further cramps the lungs, making correct breathing more difficult.
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