Will women suffer from insomnia due to lack of sex?

The one-month World Cup keeps men awake day and night, and also causes many women to suffer from insomnia. Why is this? Experts have found that women will also suffer from insomnia if they lose their sex life.

American physiologists have conducted a large number of surveys and found that imperfect sex life is an important cause of insomnia for some people.

When a person is in a period of strong sexual desire but cannot release it for a long time, the nervous system will be in a highly excited state, anxious and irritable, and insomnia will follow.

This is more prominent in women. This is because there is a large gap in the time it takes for men and women to develop sexual desire, reach orgasm, and subside.

Men's sexual desire can be aroused quickly, and they can reach orgasm quickly during the entire sexual intercourse process. After orgasm, their sexual desire can subside quickly. Therefore, once a man reaches orgasm (even after masturbation), he can fall asleep peacefully soon.

Women are different. Women's sexual desire has a longer development process and a longer "plateau" period. Even if they reach orgasm, their sexual desire subsides slowly. Therefore, it is more difficult for women to achieve perfect harmony during sexual intercourse than men. As a result, women are prone to insomnia.

Therefore, American psychologists suggest that lack of normal sex life or disharmonious sex life is an important cause of insomnia in women.

It can be seen that a perfect and harmonious sex life can promote sleep. After passionate sexual activity, the tense and excited body can relax and the muscles can stretch in tiredness. Men and women need to enjoy the wonderful experience of sex together, and then sleep in the same bed and fall asleep.

Therefore, those men who are celebrating the World Cup should think more about the women around them and not let them spend the long night alone and unable to fall asleep.