Sexual function of boys with hairy legs

Everyone has more or less hair on their body. Generally speaking, men's hair is much thicker than that of women, especially on their arms and feet, and boys also have beards. Many people believe that for boys, thicker body hair indicates that the man is stronger and has stronger sexual function. However, having less leg hair or no body hair indicates a lack of masculinity and an unhealthy body. So, is the fact really like that? How much body hair does a man have, and what aspects does it relate to?

1. Genetic factors

Just like whether he is fat or thin, has fair skin or dark skin, the amount of body hair a man has has a great relationship with genetic inheritance, and is more affected by his father's genes than his mother's. In other words, if the father's body hair is thicker, there is a high chance that the child's body hair will also be thicker.

2. Androgens

From the beginning of men's puberty, androgens will begin to be fully secreted, which can promote the growth of human hair. Men who metabolize more androgens will have thicker body hair and beards will grow faster. ； Men who metabolize less androgens will have relatively thin body hair. This is why most women have less body hair, mainly due to less androgen metabolism.

3. Hair follicle irritation

Some male friends think that wearing short shorts in summer will affect their appearance due to body hair, so they will actively use special tools to remove the body hair. As a result, the newly converted body hair will become thicker and thicker. This is because the process of shaving leg hair stimulates hair follicles, causing hair growth to accelerate.

So, does the more body hair on a man mean the stronger his sexual function? Although body hair is related to androgen metabolism, it does not mean a man’s sexual function. Because male sexual function is a complex physiological function, it is not only related to androgen metabolism. Therefore, it is unreasonable to say that the more body hair a man has, the stronger his sexual function will be.

There is also a saying that men with less leg hair indicates kidney deficiency, which is also incorrect. The amount of body hair in men is not directly related to kidney function. It mainly depends on genetics and growth hormone. There are many factors that affect androgen levels. Diet or endocrine imbalance may cause changes in androgen metabolism. Therefore, if you want body hair to grow normally, the first thing to do is to adjust your daily diet and lifestyle, exercise more appropriately, maintain a positive and optimistic mentality, and maintain a balanced endocrine and growth hormone metabolism.