Is it good to shave frequently? Will you get sick more easily if you don’t shave?

In recent years, the incidence of male diseases has been rising, and according to foreign experts, the average life expectancy of men is also declining. Is shaving related to men's diseases and life expectancy? Is it good to shave frequently? Let me tell you.

Men who shave infrequently have a higher risk of the disease than those who shave daily

Researchers published a report in the American Journal of Infectious Diseases, saying that in this 20-year study, 835 people have died. Overall, 45% of those who did not shave daily died, while 31% of those who shaved at least once a day died. The high number of deaths among those who did not shave daily was related to their higher smoking rate and poor living habits. The researchers said that although this does not explain why they have a higher risk of stroke, it also shows that whether or not to shave frequently is related to the probability of disease.

In addition to shaving, a man's life span is also related to hormones

The results of the study showed that men who did not shave every day were mostly unmarried and blue-collar workers; they had fewer orgasms, were shorter in stature, and were more likely to suffer from angina.

In addition, Professor Shah Ebrahim of the Department of Social Medicine said in a statement: "The higher mortality rate among those who do not shave often may be caused by smoking and some social factors, but a small part is also affected by hormones." He said that men who do not shave every day are less likely to enjoy orgasms, which may be because of their lower male hormones, or simply because they are unmarried and have fewer opportunities to engage in sexual behavior. As for the higher risk of stroke, one possible explanation is that the circulating level of sex hormones in their bodies may affect the degree of fat deposition in the arteries.