Currently, marijuana is medically legal in several nations worldwide, despite being illegal under federal law. A 2020 survey found that over 16% of Americans aged 12 and above admitted to using it in the previous year, with over two-thirds of Americans supporting its legalization….CONTINUE READING...CONTINUE READING
According to healthline anecdotal evidence suggests that the right dose of cannabis can enhance a woman’s sèxual pleasure and increase libido. However, it is challenging to confirm whether cannabis can boost desire or improve one’s intimate life since it can heighten senses and alleviate certain factors that hinder desire, such as anxiety, discomfort, or restlessness. Cannabis can have both positive and negative effects on men, and women should be aware of any potential drawbacks.
Research on the link between cannabis use before intimacy and male intimate function is limited and occasionally contradictory, according to Medicalnewstoday. Some men report that consuming marijuana improves their intimate performance, while others may experience problems such as decreased intimate motivation, erèctile dysfunction, difficulty achieving climax, or premature ejàculation. Cannabis use has also been associated with reduced Spèrm viability, count, motility, and concentration.
Dr. Stacy Tessler Lindau, a gynaecologist at the University of Chicago Medicine and creator of WomanLab, a website about intimate health, was quoted by Medicalnewstoday as saying that those who use marijuana before or during intimacy must consider whether the product’s use is safe and consensual for both partners. Cannabis is also known to impair judgement, balance, and reaction time.
Dr. Lindau recommended that women avoid products containing psychoactive components, or if they must use them, ensure maximum safety by having intimate relationships with trustworthy partners. Smoking is a known risk factor for a heart attack during intimacy, so it is essential to consult a doctor before using marijuana for intimacy….CONTINUE READING
