The more feathers a man has, the better his story and his G-score is.

Male doctor Nguyen Ba Hung, South School Hospital - Rare late Hanoi, advice:

In men, the appearance of hair in locations such as the lower legs, forearm, chest, chin and edge due to increased sex hormones androgen (the main component of androgen is testosterone) starting from the wake then Here the important role is the hormone dihydrotestosterone - a metabolic product of testosterone.

Normally when entering puberty, elevated testosterone levels lead to increased metabolism of dihydrotestosterone.

Dihydrotestosterone has the effect of stimulating the enlarged follicles and turning the existing hairs (vellus hair) in these places to become dark, long, hard and bigger so it is called a dense hair. In addition, genetic, genetic and racial factors dominate the skin area sensitive to androgen, color and properties of the hair.

When the body appears dense, it means that general testosterone levels or dihydrotestosteron in particular are large enough to activate the hair growth. If the body does not maintain enough of this hormone, the dense hair will become thin, soft and thin, easily shed even if it is smooth.

High levels of testosterone in the blood, apart from having the role of activating and maintaining dense hair, also play a role in increasing the ability and sex drive of men.

Although the growth of hirsutism in men is directly related to testosterone, and the testosterone that boosts a man's sexual ability, dense hair is only a sexual characteristic that adorns masculine looks and is not criteria to estimate whether their 'love' is good or not.

For less hairy men, even smooth like women, they may be deficient in testosterone, and they may still have enough testosterone or even excess of this hormone. But the hair follicles in these areas are not sensitive to testosterone, or because of genetic factors, the hair does not grow.

As a result, less hairy people cannot claim that testosterone levels are low, which makes their sexual ability poor.

There is currently no specific measure or criteria to assess a person's sexual ability if only looking at the appearance. That ability of an individual depends very much on the general health factor, cultural factors, education, circumstances and living environment.

Do men have G points?

Not only women have this sensitive point. In men, point G is on the underside of 'little boy'. If you want to 'turn on the switch' for his 'oil lamp' then you find the right place.

To stimulate it, you can use two fingers to rub the skin between his testicles and anus. When you feel that he is close to 'peaking', gently press a few times on that point to increase his excitement.

Not only G points, but also his body has many points you can exploit