您现在的位置: 首页 > 英语听力 > 媒体资讯 > 60秒科学 > 正文

60秒科学:想漂亮吗?吃水果和蔬菜吧!

时间:2012-03-13 11:02:07 来源:scientificamerican 编辑:beck  每天三分钟英语轻松学

| 收藏

评论  打印 字号: | |  

Fruit and veggies don’t just improve your diet—they could enhance your looks. A new study, done with primarily Caucasian subjects, finds that eating produce heightens red and yellow skin tones, which increases attractiveness. The work is in Public Library of Science ONE.

水果和蔬菜不只改善我们饮食结构,还可以让我们的外貌看起来更有吸引力。一项以白种人为主要对象的新研究表明,多吃农产品可以让白种人的皮肤黄中透红,从而增加了外貌的吸引力。这项研究成果刊登在公共科学图书馆杂志上。
The organic pigments called carotenoids provide a yellow-red color to fruit and vegetables, and when consumed, to human skin.
这种叫做类胡萝卜素的有机颜料使水果和蔬菜显得黄中透红,而当人类食用富含这种类胡萝卜素的水果和蔬菜时,也会让人类的皮肤具有这种色泽。

\

Researchers had 35 students fill out questionnaires about much produce they ate daily, and a spectrophotometer measured their skin color. They collected the same data three weeks later, and again after six weeks. And the more fruit and vegetables participants ate, the more vividly colored was their skin.

研究人员曾对35名学生进行调查,让他们写下各自的农产品日摄取量,然后用分光光度计测量了他们的肤色。三个星期后,研究人员收集一次数据;六个星期后再收集一次数据。数据显示,参与者摄取的水果和蔬菜越多,他们的肤色就越动人。
Based on the measured color changes, the researchers created face images that other students rated for health and attractiveness. And the redder and yellower skin color from even slightly increased produce consumption was rated higher than the hue associated with a produce-poorer diet. The researchers say they need to determine if the effect also holds true for non-white people—but they expect it will. Simply put, eating healthy looks good.
基于所测量到的皮肤色泽的变化,研究人员建立了人脸图像,用于对其他学生的健康和外貌吸引力进行分级。研究显示,即使是农产品食用量稍稍增加的人的肤色也要比饮食中极其缺乏农产品的人的肤色要好得多。研究人员表示,他们需要确定这种效果是不是同样适用于非白种人——他们预计会的。简单地说,吃的越健康,看起来就越漂亮。

收藏

相关热词搜索: 科学

上一篇:外贸口语一点通第137期:海关检查之应税物品

下一篇:名女人们帮你横扫人生七大沮丧时刻

您可能还感兴趣的文章

60秒科学:国际智能渔具大赛开幕
听力练习一年一度由世界野生动物基金赞助的第十五届国际智能渔具大赛开幕。The numbers of fish and other ocean life have dropped dramatically in the past few decad

时间:2011-03-14 编辑:sunny

60秒科学:Dogs Can't Smell a Liar
Dogs Can't Smell a LiarA study in the journal Behavioural Processes finds that dogs cannot reliably tell if someone is fibbing to them. Karen Hopkin reports Yo

时间:2009-10-31 编辑:alex

60秒科学:Window Stickers Lead To Stretchy Ele
Window Stickers Lead To Stretchy ElectronicsEngineers would love to embed flexible electronics into things like paper, or surgical gloves or conventional cloth

时间:2009-06-21 编辑:melody

60秒科学:Pick the World's Ugliest Insect
Pick the World's Ugliest InsectArizona State University and Northern Arizona University want your vote at askabiologist.asu.edu/uglybugs to help them crown the

时间:2009-11-16 编辑:eleen

最新文章

无觅相关文章插件,快速提升流量