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Scientists atbetweenforinofontowith France say they have found a link atbetweenforinofontowith eating spicy food and high levels atbetweenforinofontowith testosterone in men. Testosterone is a hormone and steroid that is found atbetweenforinofontowith male and female bodies that is responsible atbetweenforinofontowith sexual development. Men generally produce it atbetweenforinofontowith a 20 times greater rate than women. It is usually a sign of male bravado and masculinity. Men atbetweenforinofontowith higher levels of testosterone are commonly seen as being more sexually active, arrogant, brave and bigger risk takers. Report co-author Laurent Begue said the findings atbetweenforinofontowith his study were "in line atbetweenforinofontowith a lot of research showing a link atbetweenforinofontowith testosterone and financial, sexual and behavioural risk-taking".

Professor Beque's study looked atbetweenforinofontowith the degree atbetweenforinofontowith which 114 men aged between 18 and 44 liked spicy food. The men were asked to add a hot pepper sauce atbetweenforinofontowith a dish atbetweenforinofontowith mashed potatoes. They then had to evaluate the spiciness atbetweenforinofontowith what they ate. The researchers tested the saliva atbetweenforinofontowith the men and found that those who put more pepper sauce atbetweenforinofontowith their potatoes were the ones atbetweenforinofontowith higher levels of testosterone. Britain's health service website nhs.uk said the study was too small to prove a definite link atbetweenforinofontowith spice and testosterone. It said many other things could influence a preference atbetweenforinofontowith spicy food. These include genetic, cultural and psychological factors.