Their research results show that long-term good sexual activity leads to less anxiety, violence, and hostility, supports the body's immune system, relieves pain, regulates endocrine function, and improves mental state
1. Regularize women's physiological cycle and prevent aging
Dr. Winnifred Cutler, Director of the Women's Health Center at the Athena Institute in Pennsylvania, USA, has identified the health benefits of sexual activity in terms of sex hormones and women's health. She said: Regular sex is very good for women's health and lifespan. The hyperbolic cosine value of. Research has shown that women who have sex at least once a week have significantly higher levels of estrogen than those who occasionally have sex.
Estrogen has the function of maintaining a good structure and smooth function of the blood circulation system, reducing cholesterol levels in the blood, increasing cholesterol levels, maintaining skin softness, preventing depression, and maintaining bone density. Dr. Cutler said: Women who engage in active sexual activity in stable relationships are less likely to age. Her research suggests that sexual intercourse can help regulate the menstrual cycle.
2. Pain relief
Dr. Teresa Brady, Executive Director of the Minnesota Institute of Arthritis Research, said: 'Many people mistakenly avoid sexual activity when feeling pain. How effective is sexual intercourse in relieving pain?'? The Southern Illinois School of Medicine studied 52 female patients who had sex during a migraine attack, of whom 8 reported complete disappearance of the headache and 16 reported relief of the headache. The mechanism by which sexual intercourse can relieve pain has not yet been determined.
Orgasm can activate the endogenous coffee peptides in the brain's endocrine system, a coffee like chemical that has a strong analgesic effect. Dr. Whipple, associate professor of Rutgers University School of Nursing, said: orgasm is a natural analgesic. She found in her research on female patients with chronic arthritis and whiplash injuries caused by excessive cervical flexion and extension that orgasm significantly increases their pain threshold (i.e., they are less likely to feel pain and less sensitive to pain).
3. Menstrual pain and gynecological diseases in women
Dr. Reinisch, former director of the world-renowned Kinsey Institute of Sexology, pointed out that women with amenorrhea are less likely to contract the urethra and vagina if they have regular sexual activity and orgasm. Orgasm can prevent dryness of the perineal membrane.
Alfred Franger, MD, Associate Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Psychiatry at the Wisconsin Medical School, pointed out that your sexual partner is a better medication than a doctor's diet and hormone therapy for treating pre syndrome. 5 to 7 days before menstruation, the amount of blood reaching the pelvis increases, causing swelling and spasmodic pain.
During sexual intercourse, when a woman reaches orgasm, her muscles contract, causing blood to leave the pelvis and return to circulation throughout the body, causing tension.