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The experts say, when making love, our bodies produce hormones and biological changes that can reduce pain, reduce the risk of cancer, boost immunity, and delay the symptoms of menopause.
1. Relieve pain
Stimulation in the area of the clitoris and parts of the vagina triggers the release of endofin, corticosteroids, and various other natural Painkiller. As a result, pain in the head disappeared, as well as muscle pain. Interestingly, according to experts, these benefits can last up to two days later.
2. Reducing the risk of breast cancer
Two of these compounds, oxytocin and DHEA, are believed to reduce the risk of breast cancer. A study in Greece showed that women who have sex more than once a month the risk for breast cancer is lower than the sex lives of women who smoke.
3. Makes the heart more active
The cardiologist (heart) classify sex as a useful gentle exercise to strengthen the heart, such as brisk walking exercise. Well, like many other sports, the more active you are, the greater the benefits to be picked. Similarly, sexual activity, types of positions do also affect your cardiovascular.
4. Protects prostate
In 2003, a study of middle aged Australian men found that those who ejaculated at least four times a week, the risk for prostate cancer are much lower than men who rarely ejaculate. “The dry pipe, the more easy going blockage,” said Irwin Goldstein, MD, Chairman of Sexual Medicine of Alvarado Hospital.
5. Reduce stress
2005 study found, men and women who have sex for two weeks before a stressful day have presentation skills and public speaking better. This happens because their blood pressure remained stable despite facing stressful situations.
6. Improving immune system
Not just apple, sex also makes us less doctor visits. Studies show that sex one to two times a week can improve our immune system up to 30 percent.
Research in Germany shows, arousal and orgasm in men increase the number of white blood cells fighting the pathogen. This effect is equivalent to the repellent activity of stress, such as sports or listening to music that can increase the number of infection-fighting proteins.
7. Healthy organs “down there”
The experts from New Jersey to find, pre-menopausal women who are sexually active or have sex more than 10 times a year, much less susceptible to interference in the vagina.
“When we’re excited, blood flow to the vaginal area a smooth one. Circulation of blood carries nutrients and oxygen that is needed,” says Sandra Leiblum, PhD.
