Britain found that sexual happiness is linked to good body shape

A fair lady is a favorite for a gentleman, and a slim figure has always been an important feature of female beauty. Recently, a study by psychologists at the University of Western Scotland in the United Kingdom found that the slimmer a woman's waist, the more satisfied her partner is with her, and the less likely she is to develop erectile dysfunction during sex. The study results were published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior.

To study the relationship between women's waist circumference and their sexual attractiveness and partner's sexual satisfaction, the researchers used a constructed scale of the International Erectile Function Index to measure men's sexual function. Researchers detailed the sexual frequency of 699 Czech men aged 35-65. It was found that there was a clear correlation between a slender waist and good erectile function. The slimmer a woman's waist, the more frequent sex will be, and the more satisfied the partner is with the quality of her sex life.

Researcher Professor Stewart Brody believes that there are probably two reasons. One is that too much fat in women's abdomen will reduce their own sexual desire and lead to a decrease in sexual impulse; the other is that men think women with slim waists are sexier, resulting in men's erectile function. Stronger. Professor Brody believes that the second explanation is more convincing.

In addition, the accumulation of waist fat increases the risk of metabolic, cardiovascular and oncology diseases, making women less popular as partners. Researchers also found that the wider a man's waist circumference, the less satisfied he was with his sex life.