Sex is the best tonic, subverting traditional Chinese concepts

Sex is the best tonic, which subverts traditional Chinese concepts. Traditional Chinese concepts hold that frequent sexual activity can affect physical health and cause a deficiency of both yin and yang. But modern medicine has a new perspective on this. After years of follow-up investigations, experts from the American Association for Sex Research found that sex is not only harmless to the human body, but also has many benefits.

First, regular sex life can make people live longer.

British scientists conducted a 10-year follow-up survey of 1,000 men and found that men who had sex twice or more a week had a 50% lower risk of premature death than those who had sex once a month or less. Especially those who have frequent sex life, their chance of developing coronary artery disease, such as stroke, cerebral thrombosis, etc., is half that of those who lack sex life.

Second, sexual life can reduce the incidence of breast cancer

The oxytocin and dehydroepiandrosterone in the human body are fully released during orgasm and high excitement, playing a role in protecting the mammary glands. Especially for women who have never been pregnant, high-quality and regular sex can make up for the lack of childbearing.

Third, a good sex life can reduce the incidence of prostate cancer

Studies have shown that if men ejaculate 21 times a month, they can significantly reduce the incidence of prostate cancer. If you ejaculate three times a week on average, the incidence of prostate cancer will be reduced by 15%.

Fourth, sex can resist colds

Studies show that sex can strengthen a person's immune system. Having sex once or twice a week can increase the body's natural ability to resist viral invasion by 30%.

Last but not least, sex can make people younger. A study of 3,500 people found that those who had sex twice a week looked seven or more years younger than their actual age. People who have sex three times a week look 12 years younger than their actual age, which can be called "super young".