Experts explained that gold, traditionally used to make engagement rings, will have a negative impact on the human body.
This is because, over time, gold will begin to oxidize and produce some compounds. These compounds can affect male gonads and may induce sexual dysfunction. Experiments show that even one milligram of gold oxide is enough to damage the normal work of male gonads.
At the same time, gold oxide has no negative impact on women's health. Scientists explained that this is mainly because women's gonad system can better resist external influences, so gold oxides will not harm it.
A large number of achievements obtained by modern scientific research institutes show that there are many traditional or religious taboos that seem to be beneficial to people. For example, Islam forbids men to wear ornaments made of gold, but not women. Now, independent scientists have proved the benefits of this religious ban. Although the religious ban is mainly based on moral reasons, modern science has actually proved its rationality.
In addition, experts also suggest that the ring must not be worn too tightly. Doctors sometimes accept patients who go to the hospital because the ring is too tight-they often have headaches and insomnia.
The doctor said that wearing the ring too tightly may also induce radiculitis. According to reports, if the middle finger is tightly bound by the ring for a long time, it may lead to arteriosclerosis and high blood pressure, while wearing it on the little finger may induce duodenal lesions.