Arguments Women More Than Easy Feeling Cold Male

Arguments Women More Than Easy Feeling Cold Male

Have you ever woken up in the morning and see a woman who is still tightly wrapped in the blanket, while men do not like covered?

Maybe you also often see a lot of women who wear a fur coat when walking around outside when the weather is cold, while men in the same place choose to wear thin jumper.

Scientifically it is proven that women feel the cold more easily than men. However, a woman's body is better to reduce heat when the weather is cooler than the body of a man.

Women are naturally able to shut off the flow of blood to the skin to maintain body temperature at 37 degrees. Because most of our biological temperature sensors in the skin, then the woman is feeling cold when the temperature extremes, but the internal organs warm.

Associate Professor Nigel Taylor of the University of Wollongong's School of Health Sciences said the differences of women and men is the distribution of fat below the skin surface. An average woman has a 20-25 percent body fat, whereas only 15 percent of men.

"When we feel cold, we conserve body heat by reducing blood flow to the skin," he said, quoted by the Body and Soul, Wednesday (18/2).

When a woman reduces blood flow to the skin, drops of blood under the skin moved down a layer of fat. A man tends not experienced anything like that woman. That is why a woman's body shell is easier to feel cooler than men who tend to be stable.