Reasons why sex is good for men

Intimacy is not only beneficial and healthy for women on their own, but it also has the ability to have positive effects on the health of men....CONTINUE READING

On the other hand, one definition of it describes it as an intimate relationship that exists between two people (male and female). Due to the fact that they are required to be convinced prior to the activity taking place, it is a product of agreement…..CONTINUE READING

It is a common misconception that only women stand to benefit from romantic relationships; however, scientific research has demonstrated that this is not the case. In this article, which is inspired by a story that was published on “Healthline,” we are going to examine the benefits that males derive from sèxual activity.

*Reducing blood pressure

One of the most common health problems that a great number of individuals in Africa and the rest of the world are coping with in the modern era is hypertension, or high blood pressure. It is an illness that raises the likelihood that you may experience a variety of various difficulties with your health. The likelihood of men having high blood pressure was shown to be lower in those cases where they had expressed satisfaction with their sèxual lives and reported not having high blood pressure.

*Boosting the immune system

In the event that your immune system is robust and in good condition, the likelihood of you contracting an infection is extremely small. This is due to the fact that your immune system is in charge of warding off bacteria and other diseases that may manifest themselves. In addition, a number of the earliest studies concluded that consistent physical contact boosted the efficiency of the immune system.

*Lowering the risk of developing prostate cancer

If not detected and treated in a timely manner, prostate cancer is a life-threatening illness that can be fatal. It has come to light, according to those who are knowledgeable in the field, that an increased frequency of discharge may lower the risk of prostate cancer in males…..CONTINUE READING