The act of sexual intercourse is taboo in human affairs, but avoided in the time of the day. This indicates that it is very important to pay attention to the "timing and location" when sexual intercourse is perfect, harmonious, and beneficial for physical and mental health. The act of sexual intercourse is taboo in human affairs, but avoided in the time of the day. This indicates that it is very important to pay attention to the "timing and location" when sexual intercourse is perfect, harmonious, and beneficial for physical and mental health. Sun Simiao, a medical expert of the Tang Dynasty, said in the "Thousand Golden Prescriptions": "Those who meet should avoid strong wind, heavy rain, severe cold, severe heat, thunder and lightning, dark sky, thin eclipse of the sun and the moon."
Tao Hongjing, a famous medical expert and Taoist health preserving expert in the Southern Dynasty, also stated in his Record of Nourishing Nature and Prolonging Life: "Taboos in the house, the sun and the moon are obscure, looking up and down, strong wind and bad rain, earth movement, thunder and lightning, severe cold and heat, and the changing day of spring, summer, autumn and winter. It is not difficult to see from the above works that the ancients attached great importance to the" timing "and" geographical advantage "of sex.
These viewpoints still apply today. Because bad weather not only affects the emotions of both spouses, but also during sexual intercourse, it may cause dysfunction of the internal organs, consume essence, and allow evil energy to enter, thereby inducing diseases. The special circumstances mentioned by Mr. Sun Simiao, such as strong wind, heavy rain, thunder and lightning, may also have adverse effects on male sexual function. If the husband and wife suddenly thunder outside the window when they are in love, it is easy to have a negative impact on men's psychology, and even make some people suddenly suffer from psychogenic Erectile dysfunction (ED). To put it bluntly, it's like being "scared back" all of a sudden.
The adverse effects caused by this kind of shock are sometimes temporary, but sometimes require treatment to recover. Nowadays, people's lifestyles have undergone significant changes, and the impact of wind, rain, cold, and heat on sexual activity is much smaller than in the past. But the possible 'unexpected shock' still exists. For example, during sexual intercourse, suddenly the phone rings; When sexual arousal is high, parents or children push the door into the bedroom. These accidents can all cause male ED, and such cases are often encountered in clinical practice. In fact, if you pay more attention in daily life, you can completely avoid these accidents, such as arranging furniture reasonably, avoiding phones, phones, etc. in the bedroom, setting the sound of the alarm clock to soft and soothing music, and regularly checking the bed. The most important thing is to check if the door is locked before every sexual activity.