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Men generally have larger lung capacities and stronger respiratory muscles than women. This difference is primarily due to:
– Hormonal influences (testosterone)
– Body size and muscle mass
– Evolutionary adaptations
On average, men’s lungs can hold 20-30% more air than women’s. This means men tend to:
– Breathe more efficiently
– Endure longer periods of physical exertion
– Recover faster from intense exercise
However, individual variations and overall fitness levels can significantly impact lung capacity and respiratory strength, regardless of gender.