1 – Sex Relieves Stress
Having sex on a regular basis can lower blood pressure and
studies have shown that having good sex can reduce stress levels, while
emotional support such as cuddling up with your loved one doesn’t have the same
effect.
Thirty minutes of sex burns around 85 calories. That may not sound like much, but having sex on a regular basis will burn calories and great alongside a healthy diet and regular exercise!
With sex being a form of exercise and lowering blood
pressure, this will improve your heart’s health. As well as that, having sex
releases the hormone oestrogen which helps protect against heart disease. The
more sex you have, the higher the oestrogen levels.
Having good sex helps to improve your general health.
Regular sex of once or twice a week show higher levels of antibodies which help
protect against colds and other bugs.
Oxytocin (also known as the ‘Love Hormone’) helps us to bond
and build trust with other people, and especially essential for relationships.
Having sex and orgasms releases the Oxytocin hormone and is why we can often
feel ‘cuddly’ after sex.
Women find that they can feel more confident with that
‘post-sex’ glow. They can feel more comfortable with their partners after
having sex (with the help of Oxytocin) and their self-esteem can be boosted
with the good feeling!
An orgasm releases a number of hormones, including
endorphins. Endorphins have a similar chemical structure to Morphine and are
the body’s natural pain relieving method. Orgasm and regular sex or
masturbation can release endorphins, and is the reason why many women find that
sex or orgasms help with PMS symptoms. They are also helpful for other pains
too.
If you want a good night’s sleep then achieving an orgasm
before saying ‘goodnight’ can be a great natural remedy! An orgasm releases
many hormones, and there are three main hormones released that are particularly
good for helping you sleep.
Progesterone is what makes you feel relaxed and subdues your
sexual hunger after an orgasm. That feeling of content as well as passiveness, (and
not to forget drowsiness,) is the cause of progesterone levels. Prolactin
encourages that drowsiness and reduces your sexual desire after an orgasm. Melatonin
reinforces the prolactin effects and helps encourage a deep sleep after sex.
Nighty night.
Kegal exercises have several benefits, including
strengthening the pelvic area, improving the intensity of orgasms and helps to
reduce bladder weakness problems later in life. Having sex and orgasms cause
you to naturally work your kegal muscles and help to strengthen them up.
Sex is a form of exercise as it increases the heart rate and
burns calories, and this can battle the aging process. Apparently, nursing home
experts say they wish that seniors had more sex.
Off to bed you go then! ;-)
I always thought having a lot of sex would weaken and stretch out your pelvic floor muscles. I'm very glad to hear the opposite is true!
ReplyDeleteThat explains my lack of sleep recently! haha!
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