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Published 18:03 19 Nov 2015 GMT
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Not only do the one in four tend to feel the same pain, it seems their cravings for sugar, sweets and savoury food reach a new peak – with the average ‘man period’ causing the afflicted to spend an average of £81.53 more on comfort food per month.
According to The Telegraph, the ‘man period’ was formally known as ‘irritable male syndrome’, with an entire book dedicated to its cause.
Author Jed Diamond claims "men have a number of hormonal cycles and these affect their level of energy, anger, sex drive and irritability", yet medical professionals remain unconvinced of the symptoms.
If the effects of ‘man-flu’ are enough to drive the men in your life up the wall, then maybe keep this little study to yourselves.
Or you could be sent to the shop for a bag of malteasers and a bottle of wine.
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