research has shown that men's armpits are smellier than woman's. This is said because the more we sweat the more concentrated smell stays in the armpit even though we shower frequently. As said before how mens are smellier this is because men are more sort of active in a way in their daily life. I hope this has been useful.
what is the ratio of women to men in California?
Women's buttocks tend to contain more fatty tissue than men's; whose buttocks are more muscular (as opposed to fatty).
Like in any country, in Kenya men and women have their own styles of clothes and there are some clothes that can be worn by men or women.
Both men and women have an appendix.
Because men have a stronger matabilizm the women do so they can consume more than women as their body takes it in better and women have difference organs to men in which deal with alcohol differently to how mens organs deal with alcohol. -women are
Women tend to be hairiest in their pubic region and legs and armpits. Men tend to be hairiest in their pubic region, legs, armpits, stomachs, and chests (+ facial hair).
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Women whose body fat exceeds 30% and men whose body fat exceeds 25% are generally considered obese.
Ticklishness can vary greatly from person to person regardless of gender. Some men may be more ticklish than some women, and vice versa. It ultimately depends on individual differences and sensitivity to touch.
the "Royal Disease" is carried by women, but affects only men
No. Both men and women have major sweat glands in their armpits and, believe it or not, women have bigger ones that tend to sweat and stink a LOT more. Some people say they are made like that to "out stink men", but most people think that a long time ago, to find a mate, a women's stink would attract one.
I do not believe so because gay means a man whose sexual orientation is to men, and a lesbian is a homosexual woman.
the "Royal Disease" is carried by women, but affects only men
Hygene? Hygene?
Non-smoking wives of men who smoke will die a bit younger than women whose husbands don't smoke due to second-hand smoke. This is not true for every wife, though.
While men's brains are larger overall (on average), the corpus callosum has a greater size in most women studied. So it is likely an adaptation suited to their separate roles in primitive societies.
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