UROLOGIST: What Parts Of The Male Body Do Women Really Like | Men’s Health

Описание: UROLOGIST: What Parts Of The Male Body Do Women Really Like | Men’s Health

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Most men focus on the wrong things when it comes to attraction. According to Urologist & Medical Expert Dr. Jennifer Ashton, MD, female attraction is driven by biology, psychology, and subtle physical cues most men completely overlook. In this video, she explains what parts of the male body women really like—and why.

🧠 SUMMARY & TIMESTAMPS

This men’s health deep-dive breaks down attraction from a medical and scientific perspective. Dr. Jennifer Ashton, MD explains how hormones, body language, posture, and physical markers influence female attraction—far beyond muscles or size.

If you’ve ever wondered what truly matters (and what doesn’t), this video separates myth from reality using real science, not dating advice folklore.

⏱️ Timestamps:

0:00 – Why men misunderstand attraction
3:20 – Biology vs social myths
10:45 – The male body traits women subconsciously notice
24:00 – What actually increases attraction long-term

⚠️ MEDICAL DISCLAIMER

This video is for educational and informational purposes only. The content reflects the professional opinions of Dr. Jennifer Ashton, MD, and is not intended as personalized medical or psychological advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding health-related concerns.

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