Men or women, who has more sexual desire?

Until now, there has been a belief that women generally have less sexual desire than men. But studies have shown that this does not entirely correspond to reality.

There is a second stereotype that says that women are less constant, but no less inferior in this regard, which also does not coincide with reality.

Women actually have 10 times less testosterone in their blood than men, but experiments have shown that this amount is still more efficient and qualitative.

Sexual desire in women is known to be cyclical, i.e. linked to the sexual cycle, which peaks during ovulation.

In relation to the duration and cycle of life, sexual desire decreases over time, as they approach menopause, which does not happen in men, who are less sensitive to the cyclical nature of sexual desire, even throughout life.