For the sake of simplicity, they will all be grouped together and referred to as the dominant gland. It is this dominant gland that is responsible for the differences we see between individuals, such as weight gain patterns, physical characteristics, food preferences, the types of food you crave when your energy is low, and basic personality differences. Basic personality differences include whether your dominant sense is mental or emotional. We all have both senses, but when we are backed into a corner and push comes to shove, some of us rely more heavily on our minds, while the rest of us rely on our feelings. The main difference between men and women is in their weight gain patterns.
Men gain weight in their abdomen and around the waist.
Regarding their musculature, some men find it easy to attain muscle definition when working out, others can achieve it in a reasonable length of time, while still others can spend hours daily lifting weights and never look toned. Diets, including the foods that support the body, best time of day to eat them, percentage and best sources of fats and protein, as well as the psychological profile, are consistent within the body type, regardless of whether you are male or female. This body type information is also true for children and is apparent from birth. Children may or may not be the same type as their parents and rarely do all children in a family have the same body type. As children, we are naturally in tune with what our bodies need, then our natural desires are suppressed to fit society.