Revealed: 10 super powers unique to women

A study by the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel showed that an unknown chemical component in women's tears can effectively reduce men's testosterone, so when men see women crying, their sexual desire will be greatly reduced. From an evolutionary point of view, women are more likely to cry when they are at a lower fertility stage. Chemicals in a woman's tears could determine whether she wants sex, researchers say.

2. Women can perceive more colors:

Scientist Israel Abramov points out that women are better than men at observing and analyzing color differences. Although men are better than women at seeing moving objects in their line of sight, women are able to discern subtle differences between different tones.

3. Stress makes women more emotionally intelligent:

A 2014 study showed that women who are under stress have higher emotional intelligence, while men become more selfish and unable to understand the people around them. The head of the research, Giorgia Silani, pointed out that the male and female testers were subjected to a certain amount of psychological pressure and their emotions, cognitive abilities, etc. were tested respectively. The results showed that women produced higher levels of oxytocin, making them more sociable than men.

4. Midwifery orgasm:

In 2013, French psychologist Thierry Postel interviewed more than 900 midwives, who confirmed that at least 668 pregnant women reported experiencing an orgasm out of 200,000 births. Psychologist Barry Komisaruk points out that the occurrence of childbirth orgasms is not surprising because the childbirth process stimulates women's erogenous zones.

5. Women are good at identifying scammers:

The latest research by Australian scientists has found that women have a mysterious ability to tell whether a man is a liar just by simply observing his words and expressions. They asked 34 female testers to look at dozens of photos of men, observe their differences and tell which one is dishonest. The test results showed that their accuracy rate was as high as 62%.

6. Women have stronger immunity:

Women have stronger immune systems than men due to some important biological differences. Scientists at Ghent University in Belgium pointed out that the extra X chromosome means that women have more micro RNA (microRNA), which will enhance the female immune system and inhibit the growth of cancer cells. Another study showed that estrogen can produce "caspase-12", which interferes with the inflammatory process.

7. Multi-tasking Master:

British psychologists conducted two experiments that confirmed women's advantage in multi-tasking. In the first experiment, male and female testers were asked to handle different computer tasks, such as calculating and recognizing shapes. The results showed that males completed the tasks more slowly. In the second experiment, male and female testers were asked to complete spatial tasks, such as finding a restaurant on a map. The results showed that females were more organized.

8. Strong sense of danger:

Women's maternal love will subconsciously protect their offspring, and the latest research shows that their sense of protection can extend until the child is born. In 2012, a study was conducted at Kyoto University in Japan. Researchers tested 60 women of childbearing age on how to spot hidden snakes in photos. The results showed that women can quickly spot hidden snakes in photos during the luteal phase of their menstrual cycle (a few days after ovulation).

9. Women's ability to detect homosexuality increases during ovulation:

A 2011 study showed that women during their ovulation period are more sensitive, especially in detecting homosexuality. Nicholas Rule of the University of Toronto in Canada conducted three tests on 40 women and confirmed that they could more accurately detect a man's sexual orientation during ovulation. Because women form a limited number of eggs during their lifetime, they must choose their future mates very carefully.

10. Morning sickness can save lives:

Scientists Paul Sherman and Samuel Flaxman claim that morning sickness is actually a defense mechanism that protects the expectant mother and unborn baby from parasites and harmful toxins in meat, fish and poultry products. They also found that morning sickness usually occurs early in pregnancy, when the baby is most vulnerable, and becomes less frequent later in pregnancy.