Sexual function of men with hairy legs

Everyone has some hair on their body. Generally speaking, men have much more hair than women, especially on their arms and legs. Men also have beards. Many people think that for men, the thicker the body hair, the stronger the man and the stronger his sexual function. And less leg hair, or no body hair, means that the man is not masculine enough and the body is unhealthy. So, is that the objective fact? How much body hair does a man have, and what factors are related to it?

1. Genetic factors

Just like a person is born fat or thin, with white or dark skin, the amount of body hair a man has is closely related to genetic inheritance, and is more influenced by the father's genes than the mother's. In other words, if the father's body hair is thicker, the child's body hair will also be thicker.

2. Androgens

When men start puberty, androgen metabolism starts to be abundant, which can promote the growth of hair. Men with more androgen metabolism will have denser body hair and faster beard growth; while men with less androgen metabolism will have relatively less body hair. This is why most women have less body hair, the key is that they have less androgen metabolism.

3. Hair follicle irritation

Some male friends think that wearing shorts in summer will affect their appearance due to body hair, so they will actively use special tools to remove body hair, but the result is that the newly transformed body hair will become thicker and denser. This is because the process of shaving leg hair stimulates the hair follicles, causing the hair growth rate to accelerate.

So, does the more body hair a man has, the stronger his sexual function is? Although the amount of body hair is related to androgen metabolism, it cannot represent a man's sexual function. Because male sexual function is a complex physiological function, it is not only related to androgen metabolism. Therefore, it is unreasonable to say that the more body hair a man has, the stronger his sexual function is.

There is also a saying that men with less leg hair have kidney deficiency, which is also incorrect. The amount of body hair in men is not directly related to kidney function, but mainly depends on genetic inheritance and growth hormone. There are many factors that affect the level of androgen. Diet or endocrine imbalance may cause changes in androgen metabolism. Therefore, if you want the normal growth and development of body hair, the first thing to do is to adjust your daily diet and lifestyle, exercise more moderately, maintain a positive and optimistic mental state, and maintain a balance of endocrine and growth hormone metabolism.