A study by researchers at the Macquarie University in Australia found that women prefer to smell the body of a man who is eating plenty of vegetables and fruits in his daily diet on a man who is eating large amounts of fatty and high-calorie foods.
Scientists have always noted a strong link between body odor and gravity, but this study specifically links what men eat to their daily diets and the development of their emotional relationships. Many researches and studies have already emerged that indicate that the smell of the man's sweat is a way to distinguish the senses of the female the extent of the health of her partner.
The team responsible for the study examined and monitored the effect of eating a large quantity of vegetables and fruits by a group of young people on the color of the skin and its condition in each of them and how it is reflected what happens to it. Scientists used a special tool. The results I read were as follows: When young men ate vegetables and colored fruits, they found that the skin was colored by the carotenoids of the person, which were the same molecules that gave fruits and vegetables their red, yellow and green colors.
After getting the young people to fill out forms that summarize their daily eating habits, they were asked to wear clean shirts and perform gymnastics while they were wearing them. The shirts were then given to a group of women and young women. They were asked to sniff the smells of the shirts and record how to receive their senses and smells. The attraction of others.
The researchers found that men who ate fruits and vegetables on a daily basis were the most attractive and smelled overwhelmingly. Men who used to eat meat were not as bad. The results of men who used to eat junk food and food Rich in carbohydrates at the bottom of the list, or in other words these were the least attractive for the women surveyed.
Previous studies have noted that what men or women do not play a big role in body odor, but the bacteria on the surface of the skin play the largest role in it. Which calls for more research and studies to resolve the matter, but to get it, eating a larger share of vegetables and fruits will not hurt anyone.
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