The higher the urine, the stronger the libido? Sex desire is actually reflected in men

The reproductive health of men has always been a major concern for everyone. There are many misunderstandings and questions, which have a great impact on men's correct understanding of reproductive health.

The higher the urine, the stronger the libido?

Many people are very serious, with large urination, wide urethra, large penis and strong performance! Is there any scientific basis for this statement? Is it reasonable? Obviously not. This is a misunderstanding of performance.

First of all, for most people, unless you are born with gonadal dysgenesis, otherwise. The individual difference of penis size between the same species is not too big, that is, some people will look smaller when they are weak. But when erecting, they are all the same.

Secondly, male performance. Most of it depends on the hardness and endurance of the male's own erection, which is also related to the blood microcirculation of the male penis.

Therefore, the higher urination does not mean the stronger sexual desire of men, and there is no relationship between urination and sexual ability

What are the physical manifestations of strong sexual desire?

1. Somatotype

The governor of male muscles is related to male hormones. Almost all men with developed muscles have normal male hormones. Male animals often show off their appearance to attract the opposite sex. In fact, this principle also applies to humans. Men with developed muscles and strong physique will also be more popular with women, and women will subconsciously feel that such men will have better abilities in that respect. In addition, a perfect room also requires physical strength. If men exercise regularly, sexual ability will have many benefits.

2. Laryngeal nodule

Like the beard, the Adam's apple can be said to be one of the second physical signs of men. In addition to the influence of genetic factors, the laryngeal node can reflect the secretion of male hormones to a certain extent.

In life, some men have thin bodies, long arms, obvious throat, and almost no beard. As the saying goes, there is a bit of "eunuch appearance". Such men often go to the hospital because of infertility.

3. Body hair

Men who are "masculine" are particularly attractive to women. In terms of appearance, the expression of "masculinity" is not only related to muscular development, but also related to body hair, large throat knot and thick voice. Especially, men with whiskers and luxuriant chest hair are more often considered to have masculinity and higher sexual function. In fact, the amount of body hair is more closely related to genetic factors, but it is also a reflection of the level of male hormone secretion. Androgen also affects function, but not in proportion.