Men's body odor affects women's views on mate selection

　　What’s even more amazing is that a man’s body odor can influence a woman’s mate selection to some extent. Psychological research shows that female What matters most is not the look in a man's eyes, but the smell on his body. Men who have similar but not identical body odor to his father are most likely to be attracted to him. The reason is: Body odor can reflect the strength of a person's immune system. Women have the natural ability to identify different body odors based on different body odors. male of antibodies to maximize the chance of producing healthy children. From this, scientists have discovered that the vague, sometimes light and sometimes heavy breath of a man has a considerable impact on women's spirit, emotion and sexual desire. For example, researchers collected odors from men's armpits, mixed them with alcohol, and applied them to a batch of Irregular menstruation On the lips of an unmarried woman, menstruation unexpectedly returned to normal after a period of time. This is why some scientists envision making masculine scents into creams or perfumes as female health care products.
　　
　　What’s even more amazing is that a man’s body odor can influence a woman’s mate selection to some extent. Psychological research shows that what women value most is not the look in a man's eyes, but the smell of a man. Men who have similar but not identical body odors to their fathers are most likely to be attracted to them. The reason is: Body odor can reflect the strength of a person's immune system. Women have the natural ability to use different body odors to identify the antibodies of different men, so as to maximize the chance of giving birth to healthy children.
　　
　　It can be seen that there is a scientific reason for women to fall in love with men's body odor. A survey confirms this: 71% of men and women believe that body odor is an important "sexual stimulant"; more than 50% of women believe that musky body odor is the sexiest, and about 25% of women prefer spicy body odor.
　　
　　The ins and outs of masculinity
　　
　　A man's body odor consists of two parts: sweat and sex. The scent of sweat comes from the secretions of sweat glands on the body surface. The secretions of sweat glands have no smell, but they are mixed with skin After contact, coupled with the "brewing" of bacteria, the smell comes out, which is called sweat fragrance. The main odor substance contained is butyrate. Once the skin hygiene is poor, bacteria will feed on the oil secreted by the skin. As the oil breaks down, the smell will become unpleasant, and the sweat smell will become sweat odor. In summer, mosquitoes chase people and police dogs use their sense of smell to track down fugitives. This is all due to the fragrance of sweat.
　　
　　Sexual fragrance is different. The substances that produce this kind of smell are due to the pheromones secreted by the human body. These pheromones are "brewed" by the exocrine glands in the armpits, head and face, chest and genitals, etc., and are also called pheromones. American scientists have isolated 11 kinds of pheromones from human skin cells. These mysterious substances invisibly affect basic human behaviors, such as mutual attraction between the sexes. At the same time, everyone also has their own unique pheromones, just like everyone has their own unique fingerprints.
　　
　　In addition, things released by the human body during metabolism can also produce certain odors. According to expert determination, there are about 900 kinds of these odors, of which 149 are excreted from respiratory gases, 196 are excreted from feces, 151 are excreted from sweat, and 271 are excreted through the skin. It is these odorous substances that mix to become masculine or feminine.