Men’s sexual performance is affected by early nutrition

　　According to research, the nutrition a baby boy receives before 6 months of birth will determine the timing of puberty and sexual performance in the future. Baby boys with adequate nutrition will not only report puberty earlier, but also be more likely to reach puberty than other boys. male Have sexual experience early.
　　
　　According to a study conducted by Northwestern University on 770 Filipino men, the more nutrition a baby boy receives before he is 6 months old, the more likely he will be stronger and taller when he grows up. In addition, he will have more testosterone in his body, and puberty will appear earlier in the future. Researcher Jiuzawa said, "The testosterone of 6-month-old baby boys is the same as that of adults. This period will also determine the male's height. female At the critical moment of being physically strong or tall, the differences between men and women also begin to appear. ”
　　
　　Researchers believe that the first 6 months after birth of a male baby is the key to determining sexual ability, and the amount of testosterone will affect the frequency of sexual intercourse in the future. The study also found that those with better nutritional absorption within 6 months of birth will have earlier and more frequent sexual intercourse.
　　
　　The researchers used 770 Filipino men aged 20 to 22 to conduct long-term observations. As early as 1983, Filipino and American researchers began to study whether early male nutrition will affect later development.