The solution to the bodysuit dilemma is simple. Swimmers' suits should only be made of fabrics that do not improve upon natural human skin resistance. The message here is that the shape of a suit is a red-herring. Swimmers are still able to gain assistance, although slightly reduced, by wearing the new materials in a torso-thigh configuration. The fabric is the problem .
Acceptable fabrics have to be defined and determined.
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