The Big "O" - How Important is it to your Sexual Health

 

The Big "O" - How Important is it to your Sexual Health?

 

It is true – sex is good for you! There is actually scientific evidence that proves experiencing an orgasm is beneficial to the physical body as well as the emotions. Now eating that entire box of chocolates might be soothing to you, but you will not reap the same rewards you would if you choose to have an orgasm. Think of it this way; eat chocolates, distress, and break out in zits or have an orgasm, distress, and lose weight.

 

Relieve Tension: The power and release that an orgasm brings is remarkable. Many people completely relax from the day’s tension and are able to drift into peaceful unconsciousness while wrapped up in their lover’s arms. It is next to impossible to worry about those dishes sitting in the sink when you have just had a magnificent climax.

 

Boost your immune system: Powerful chemicals are released when you experience an orgasm. These chemicals will boost your immune system, promote bone growth, and enhance our overall health. So the more orgasms you have the stronger your body becomes and the happier you will be.

 

Sex helps to diminish depression: Besides the sheer pleasure you get from having an orgasm, the body takes it a step further by enhancing the endorphins and other hormones that elevate the mood. A hormone is found in only the semen that when it mixes with the female enhances our already euphoric state. Have an orgasm and be happy. Enjoy multiple orgasms and be downright giddy.

 

Orgasms and better eating: There are so many chemicals and hormones that are being released when we have an orgasm that it makes you wonder how the body produces the sensation. One type of hormone is like a natural amphetamine, which regulates our appetite. Another way to look at it is if you are craving food during the night, reach over to your partner, and initiate a passionate, orgasmic encounter. You will then have curbed your desire for food and will be losing weight in the process.

 

Sex will improve your sense of smell: Another hormone that rushes forward after an orgasm in one that tells the brain to increase the sense of smell. Pheromones are very powerful in attracting partners and after orgasm, it is possible to relax and literally bask in the scent of the lover.

 

Strengthen your body: The body contracts a great deal during sex and tightens up during an orgasm. This is a great way to strengthen your body. Along with the sexual act, if you do Kegel exercises you will get an added bonus of strength and toning. Sex is a great toning exercise.

 

Pain Relief: The chemical Oxytocin is a natural opiate that is released during sex and becomes quite powerful during an orgasm. It is a powerful pain reliever. It breaks down like this; mores sex – less pain.

 



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