A men-opause? Men may possess biological clocks, says andrologist
Bea Santina The human body is a wondrous timekeeping machine that “changes” with age; various phenomena occur in our biological system that most of us aren’t even aware of. As the human body takes years to fully develop, many changes come as someone transitions throughout the adolescence stage and even towards adulthood. These changes are part of our biological clock. Photo Courtesy to DW/Stock Photo It is a long established fact that women have clocks that dwindle until they reach menopause. Yet, a new study about men’s bodies reveals that they may possess clocks of their own. Men and women in puberty Among women, there is a puberty determinant called the menarche, which is the first monthly cycle that defines girls’ entry towards womanhood. On the other hand, men show signs of puberty through the growth of facial hair, growth spurts and the development of a deeper voice. Aside from puberty, women also encounter the menopause phase. In their lifetime, women have a limited number ...