Why do men leave yellow marks on their bed sheets and pillows? Nutritionists help you find the culprit

After marriage, women pay more attention to bedding and wash it every now and then. But it turns out that men's pillowcases get worn out faster than men's pillowcases, and the sheets that men have slept on always leave yellow marks even if they are washed many times?

Sometimes women just can't understand why there are always marks where men lie down? They bought pillowcases at the same time, but their own pillowcases are still in good condition, while the man's pillowcases are almost scrapped. It's a pity to throw away pillowcases that can no longer be paired, but it doesn't look good if you don't throw them away.

Later, the women found out that all men are the same. All men will waste sheets and pillowcases, and even the backrest of the bed. Men, why does this happen? What causes it?

In fact, there is more than one murderer. We must find out all of them one by one. The truth will soon be revealed!

1. Men with high testosterone

Women have high estrogen levels and low androgen levels. Men, on the other hand, are just the opposite. Men have high androgen levels and relatively low estrogen levels. It is precisely because of this characteristic of men that their sebaceous glands are more active.

There are sebaceous glands distributed on the surface of our body, especially on the back and head. Sebaceous glands, as the name suggests, are glands that secrete sebum. High androgen levels in men's bodies will cause the sebaceous glands to proliferate and secrete more sebum. Every day, we have to sleep on the bed with a pillow, and these sebum will remain on the sheets and pillowcases. Slowly invading them, men's pillowcases and sheets will gradually turn yellow.

2. Men sweat a lot

Sometimes old people often joke that "boys have strong heat and are more resistant to cold", in fact, men are indeed more resistant to cold than women. Men have strong heat and sweat more than women. Although sometimes, if you touch a man's genitals, it seems that there are no beads of sweat, but this does not mean that he is not sweating.

Sweat is sometimes quite interesting. Although you can't see the sweat beads, your body is actually sweating quietly. When the ambient temperature is below 31 degrees, the sweat beads that are invisible to the naked eye will be very clear under a microscope. Even when sleeping, men will still sweat. It's just that they sweat quietly. Over time, the acidic components in the sweat gradually penetrate into the sheets and pillowcases, and the consequences can be imagined.

Men's characteristics also cause this problem with used bedding. Can this problem be avoided? It's hard to say. You can't reduce the level of androgen and basal metabolism in your body because of this, right?

The simplest way is to wash the sheets and pillowcases regularly. Of course, don't forget to take a shower. Take a shower every day, and it will be easier to wash the used sheets and quilts. It can also reduce the time women spend doing housework. Of course, men doing housework will also make the family more harmonious.

Another simple method is to put an extra pillowcase on the men's pillowcase, which can also extend the service life of the pillowcase.