How is sex good for health?

Explanation of the myth in 7 points

We've known for a long time that sex is good. This fact is known to all, and it is even rooted deep within us, in our very DNA. Indeed, biologically, the man is programmed to procreate, and the woman, to give birth. This is largely what explains our attraction to sex.

However, in recent decades, sex no longer has the same meaning. It is no longer a taboo, nor a mystery. It's even quite the opposite: the younger generations seek to experience everything, to know everything, quite unlike their ancestors. But then… Is it positive or negative? Do we tend to forget that the very essence of sex is love, or is the democratization of sex a positive state of affairs for the population? Nobody has the absolute truth… Yet I can already tell you that sex has a positive impact on the (very) large majority of humans.

Read the rest of this article, and you will know more about the virtues and benefits of sex.

democratization of sex

Does desire strengthen us?

Many studies confirm that desire, which is our life drive, contributes to our longevity. Already, it is because the pleasure felt while making love makes you happy, and this state of euphoria is excellent for the immune system. This physical pleasure caused by love is a source of energy for men (and women) and it promotes hormonal balance, therefore the harmony of body and mind. Orgasm, which causes an explosion of endorphins in the brain, will create a feeling of euphoria, then of calm well-being, which will reduce stress, anxiety (and will allow more restful sleep). Finally, we can almost say that making love with someone is (somehow) doing them a favor, and serving them as medicine! Our escort girls can show you all these benefits.

The heart of sex

… Or how sex preserves the heart. Even though during your most hectic lovemaking you sometimes feel like your throbbing is on the verge of giving up, the truth is that sexual activity is good for the heart. In women, abstinence and sexual dissatisfaction increase the risk of myocardial infarction. Among men, according to a study by the University of Bristol, the risk of cardiovascular mortality is reduced by half for those who enjoy (and practice) regular sexual activity.

It is very simple. Sex is an excellent physical activity since it activates the cardiovascular system and stimulates it. In addition to that, the sweat generated helps to eliminate toxins and tone the muscles.

No need to count and look for the number of reports either. What is restorative is good for the body, it is above all generated by desire. So it is important to maintain your desire, without forcing it.

sex is a great activity

love hormone

When we make love, we secrete a lot (really a lot) of hormones. From adrenaline to dopamine, it's a bit of a huge cocktail. But here it is: the hormone that binds us between human beings, the one that is at the origin of feelings, or at least that amplifies and reinforces them, is oxytocin. With lots of caresses, hugs, and kisses, she peaks at orgasm. It is also known to induce childbirth and develop mother-child bonding, and in addition, it plays an important role in protecting against breast cancer. Released by the stimulation of the nipples during sexual exchanges, it would also help to eliminate the carcinogenic elements (which can give cancer) inside the nipples. Women whose breasts are regularly caressed during sexual exchanges are therefore better protected from breast cancer. Making love boosts general blood circulation. So even in the case of abstinence… It is advisable to at least caress.

The moral of the story: this hormone that sex helps release goes a long way toward being happy in your life in general.

The famous excuse

 

We all know the cliché of the woman who doesn't want to make love, and who finds an excuse to get out of this situation: “No darling, not tonight: I have a headache”. She is well known. In truth, it is quite the opposite. Sex would relieve headaches and even migraines. Why? During sexual intercourse, endorphins (yes, another one of those miracle hormones!) will be released which will calm the pain, and reduce its perception. In addition, since the blood flow will be more to the genitals so ... we will feel his headless.

Does sex make you smart?

So no. Not directly… and yet, it almost is. In 2010, a study showed that the neurons of rats that had frequent sex had their areas used for learning and memory enlarged. Why? Simply because the pleasure induces a greater availability of the body and the spirit and that the stress will (in general) reduce this state of concentration.

sex and sleep

Yet another virtue. During sexual intercourse, many hormones are secreted including endorphins (which you are beginning to know well). This promotes a state of relaxation, but also the secretion of prolactin, a hormone that will serve to considerably lower the level of stress in an individual. For the record, prolactin is the hormone that is involved in the production of breast milk. Hence the expression "sleep like a baby"...

For men only

Gender is not discriminatory! Whether you are a man or a woman, you will have virtues. For men, on the other hand, according to several studies, having regular ejaculations, 21 times a month for men aged between 20 and 29, would minimize the risk of developing prostate cancer. The risk would be reduced by approximately 19%, for men of the same age who ejaculate less in the month.