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Women Find 'Less Stressed' Men More Attractive Women find ‘less stressed’ men significantly more attractive than their ‘stressed out’ rivals according to a new study published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B journal. Dr Moore and her research team at the University of Abertay Dundee found a strong link between levels of the stress hormone cortisol and how attractive men appeared to women. Furthermore the research found no clear link between high levels of testosterone and sex appeal as previously reported. The results suggest the situation is more complex than previously thought. Other scientists had claimed that high levels of testosterone – which are thought to have evolutionary links to male dominance of rivals and the strength of the immune system – are linked to levels of male attractiveness. By contrast, the researchers believe that men with low stress levels are in fact more attractive, partly because this suggests ‘strong’ genes to be passed on to offspring. Dr Moore said: “Previous studies suggested a link between high levels of testosterone and greater attractiveness because of health benefits, as only males with a strong immune system could cope with high levels of this sex hormone. “However, our study suggests this may not be the case at all. We analysed different levels and combinations of cortisol and testosterone, and found a strong link between low cortisol levels – which is present when someone has low stress levels – and being highly attractive to women.” The study also showed that female attraction to men with low stress levels was at its highest during the fertile phase of the female menstrual cycle. She added: “We believe that the link between low stress levels and high attractiveness to women is because an ability to handle stressful situations suggests a strong genetic make-up, the future suitability of a partner, and their ability to pass on ‘good genes’ to their children. “Interestingly, our research also showed increased attractiveness for men with consistent hormone levels. So low cortisol and low testosterone, or high cortisol and high testosterone, were both found to be more attractive than one level being high and the other low.” Family Health Guide brings you daily news from well-regarded sources such as JAMA, BMJ, Lancet, BMA, Leading Universities, plus articles from our own editorial team. Join the 130,000 people following @famhealthguide, RSS Feed, Email Newsletter, More From FamilyHealthGuide Can Meditation Switch on Gene's that Fight Disease: Researchers at the Harvard Medical School have found that deep relaxation seems to switch off 'disease causing' genes, while switching on genes that actively protect us from disororders such as... read more 12 Bizarre Health Fads that never made it. When it comes to our health, we're often ready to try almost any new potion that even a complete stranger suggests. Often many of these quick-fixes turn out to be baseless, and the so-called cures have only a placebo effect. ... read more 10 Hangover Myths Debunked: Almost everyone you know seems to have a sure fire theory about how to have a big night out and still avoid the dreaded hangover. Some just don't add up while others can leave you feeling even worse. ...read more 7 Myths of Abdominal Training: The abs are the definition of a problem area when it comes to exercise and weight loss. Even on the most stringent diets, the midsection can be the hardest area to target. The keys to getting toned and trim abs... read more
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Istraživači sveučilišta Abertay, kako prenosi newslite.tv, otkrili su da su muškarci koji pokazuju nisku razinu stresa znatno privlačniji ženama Psiholozi su fotografirali muškarca i mjerili njegovu razinu hormona te potom napravili kompozitne slike lica niske i visoke razine stresa. Slike su potom pokazane ženama koje su morale prosuditi na kojoj je slici muškarac privlačniji. Žene su se odlučile za muškarca s niskom razinom stresa. 'Vjerujemo da niska razine stresa kod muškaraca uzrokuje visoku privlačnost kod žena zbog sposobnosti djelovanja u stresnim situacijama', mišljenja je dr. Fhionna Moore, ali napominje: 'Prethodne studije ukazivale su na vezu između visoke razine testosterona i veće privlačnosti radi zdravstvenih pogodnosti, jer se s visokom razinom ovog hormona seksa mogu nositi samo muškarci s jakim imunološkim sustavom. Međutim, naša studija pokazuje da to možda neće biti uvijek slučaj.' - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom