Why can't men wear briefs?

Men's underwear can be divided into boxer pants and briefs.

The testicles are the first of many victims of the briefs. The briefs that tightly "wrap" the private parts fix the scrotum and make it close to the abdomen, which will greatly weaken the temperature regulation function of the testicles, increase the temperature of the environment around the testicles, and hinder the spermatogenesis of the testicles. In addition, the blood supply is blocked, and the fragile sperm will be saturated and destroyed, seriously endangering fertility and making male compatriots lose the ability to be fathers.

Compared with briefs, boxer pants reduce the restriction and friction on the thigh root.

Professor Li reminds us that boxer pants should be fitted as much as possible, neither too tight nor too loose. Too tight underwear will affect the reproductive organs, while too loose underwear will make you look bloated when worn under trousers.

There are many so-called "humanized" underwear on the market, such as three-dimensional tailoring in key areas, or underwear specially designed for the thicker fabric of jeans. The advantages of humanized underwear are first, breathability, and second, it is more conducive to protecting the reproductive organs.