So sexy! Men have so much hair there

Men's Adam's apple and chest hair, women's breasts and fat distribution are all called secondary sex characteristics, which refer to the differences between the two sexes other than the genitals, caused by the difference in sex hormones secreted by male hormones. Below, I will tell you about the relationship between excessive male hormone secretion and chest hair. If you want to know more, you may want to read it.

Male hormones are a type of hormone that promotes the maturation of male reproductive organs and the development of secondary sexual characteristics and maintains their normal functions. Male hormones are produced by testicular interstitial cells, mainly referring to the four hormones of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), interstitial cytotropin (1CSH), prolactin (PRL) and testosterone (T). Among them, testosterone is the main component of male hormones, and some other androgens may be intermediate products or metabolites of testosterone during the production of testosterone. The main function is to stimulate the development and maturation of male external reproductive organs and internal reproductive organs (spermatic vesicles, prostate, etc.). And maintain their functions, stimulate the appearance of male secondary sexual characteristics, including chest hair, while maintaining their normal state, promote sperm production and maturation, promote protein synthesis, especially muscle and bone and reproductive organ protein synthesis, and stimulate cell production.

The reason why men have excessive chest hair

Male Adam's apple and chest hair, female breasts and fat distribution are all called secondary sexual characteristics, which refer to the differences between the two sexes other than the genitals. They are manifestations of physiological differences between men and women, but they cannot be equated with sexual ability. Secondary sexual characteristics are mainly caused by the difference in sex hormones secreted by male and female gonads (testicles in men and ovaries in women). Testosterone is the most important and most abundant sex hormone in men's blood. During the embryonic period, testosterone determines the differentiation of sexual organs; during puberty, testosterone makes the individual further develop towards male sexual characteristics and plays an important metabolic function throughout life. For women, estrogen is the most important sex hormone.

Although estrogen and testosterone have important effects on the development of sexual characteristics, the effects of these hormones on various organs and skin in the body are different. Take chest hair for example. The sensitivity of the target organ, the hair follicle, to androgen determines the growth of body hair. Some people's hair follicles are very sensitive, and even if the androgen concentration is low, their armpit hair and pubic hair below the pubic bone begin to grow. Some people's chest hair follicles are not sensitive to androgen, so they will have less chest hair or no chest hair at all.

Generally speaking, the amount of a man's chest hair grows according to the amount of male hormones he secretes, but secondary sexual characteristics should not be used as the main criterion for measuring sexual ability.

In addition, Chinese medicine believes that the kidney is responsible for hair growth, and strong kidney qi leads to strong growth. At the same time, kidney qi also determines the strength of sexual desire. People with chest hair have strong kidney qi, strong male hormone secretion, and can have both chest hair and sexual desire, which is naturally the best of both worlds.

Experts suggest that you can cut ginger into slices and apply it to the required areas until it turns red or feels hot. This can speed up blood circulation in the skin and stimulate hair follicles; apply Bevyu on the chest after taking a shower at night, and massage is better; go to the gym more often to increase the secretion of male hormones and promote chest hair growth; add some plant protein powder, vitamin B, vitamin C, etc. appropriately, all of which will promote hair growth.