Men Who Don't Shave Have Less Sex, More Strokes
LONDON (Reuters) - Men who don't shave every day enjoy less sex and are 70
percent more likely to suffer a stroke than daily shavers, a new study shows.
A team at Bristol University who examined the link between shaving, coronary
heart disease and stroke in 2,438 middle-aged Welsh men, said that men who
did not shave every day were more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke.
The findings show that men who don't shave every day are less likely to be
married and are more likely to be blue-collar workers. They also have fewer
orgasms, tend to be shorter, and to suffer from angina. Full story
When I saw that I knew I would have to start shaving. This study must have been funded by Gillette or Norelco. Do you think there is a study out there that proves that american women that don't shave their armpits get less tail too?
Posted by: Paul E. Ester on February 6, 2003 07:56 PM