Women are often colder than men: Scientists have found that our thermostat is setting up a hormone
It is common to note that women often prefer warm temperatures and are easier to feel cold than men, but the same trend is also reported in women of other kinds. A new study has found clues which trigger this tendency and seems to play an important role in testosterone.
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