Singles or already have a partner, can be caught from body odor
Singles or already have a partner, can be caught from body odor
Single men have stronger body odor
Single men tend to have body odor that is stronger than those who have a partner. This was confirmed by previous studies of single men who claimed to have higher testosterone levels.
Based on a study published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, the researchers recruited men to dry and asked women to kiss the shirt to see if there were differences that could be deceived on body odor.
Research conducted on 82 men aged 18-35 years found that men who had a partner had a scale of 3 out of 6 on the level of body odor. While single men are somewhat taller, which is 3.5.
In other cases, single men not only have stronger body odor. However, the women also considered the faces of single men more masculine than men who had partners.
"Consistent with the hypothesis, single men have body odor that is stronger than men who have a partner. While the face of single men is more masculine than others," the researchers wrote in the study, quoted by the Daily Mail.
In addition, the researchers said that differences in lifestyle and other non-hormonal related things also play a role in determining this difference.
Single men have stronger body odor
Single men tend to have body odor that is stronger than those who have a partner. This was confirmed by previous studies of single men who claimed to have higher testosterone levels.
Based on a study published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, the researchers recruited men to dry and asked women to kiss the shirt to see if there were differences that could be deceived on body odor.
Research conducted on 82 men aged 18-35 years found that men who had a partner had a scale of 3 out of 6 on the level of body odor. While single men are somewhat taller, which is 3.5.
In other cases, single men not only have stronger body odor. However, the women also considered the faces of single men more masculine than men who had partners.
"Consistent with the hypothesis, single men have body odor that is stronger than men who have a partner. While the face of single men is more masculine than others," the researchers wrote in the study, quoted by the Daily Mail.
In addition, the researchers said that differences in lifestyle and other non-hormonal related things also play a role in determining this difference.
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