It’s a fact. Men are better than women … at sweating. Yep, we do
it more frequently and more effectively. Congrats guys.
Researchers at Osaka International University in Japan measured
the perspiration rates of men and women while they biked for an
hour under controlled conditions. The researchers had 37
subjects cycle for an hour at increasing intensities—active
subjects had participated in endurance sports for more than six
years, while inactive subjects had, for the most part, not
performed regular physical activity in the previous three years.
The scientists measured the subjects’ temperature, sweat rate
and activated sweat glands for a number of sites on the body,
including the forehead and thigh. The information was used to
calculate sweat gland output and measure performance. The study
revealed that physically fit men sweat more than anyone else. In
general, men sweat more than women, and that has its advantages.
Sweating is how our body cools off. So, by sweating more than
women, men are able to exerc