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You have to at least link the study!
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8262106/
Found it.
If I understand it correctly the rats wearing underpants had more sex than the control group, but the ones wearing polyester or polyester mix ones often couldn't finish the job, because the polyester built up static electricity and they got zapped while in the act, which tends to ruin the mood if you're not into that kind of thing (which apparently most of the rats weren't).
Was this study sponsored by Fruit of the Loom? N lol
What did it say about silk or wool?
No static electricity buildup, somewhat more horny rats, if I read it correctly.
most of the rats weren't.
Cannot bring all that secksy here! Too hot for science!