The Sex - For men, it did not take long to be
able to have sex with a partner. Sex as often as possible was not a problem
from the condition of the body is fit. In addition to fun, love it also has
health benefits. Men who have sex 2 times a week routine heart will get
stronger.
According to a study of the American Journal of Cardiology, men who have sex regularly will decrease the risk of heart disease up to 45 percent harmful than men who have sex once a month or less frequently. This conclusion is based on the analysis of 1,000 more men.
Scientists at the New England Research Institute in Massachusetts spent 16 years tracking the sexual activity men aged 40 - 70 years. Periodically, each participant was asked about how often she has sex with a partner. The participants were also examined to check the condition and signs of heart disease risk factors such as age, weight, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
The result, men are much less likely to have sex regularly for heart disease. Therefore, the researchers called on doctors to examine men's sexual activity before assessing the risk of heart disease.
"The benefits of sex could be due to effects on physical and emotional body. Men who often have the desire sexual activity and be able to perform the prayer tend to be healthier," said the scientists as reported by the Daily Mail, Monday (08/13/2012).
According to researchers, sex has a physical activity component that can directly protect the heart function. In addition, men who regularly had sex with a partner tend to have a healthy relationship. It can reduce stress and provide social support.
Previous research conducted by scientists from the National Cancer Institute in the U.S. suggests that men who ejaculated through sex or masturbation as much as 5 times a week have less chance of developing prostate cancer.
Not only that, the scientists at Wilkes University in Pennsylvania found that having sex once or twice a week during the winter can boost the immune system and reduce the chances of catching colds and flu.
Having sex increases levels of chemicals that can bind to immunoglobulin A6 harmful organisms that invade the body and activate the immune system to destroy these organisms.
Whereas in women, researchers at Canada's Calgary University found that regular sex can increase the sense of smell to trigger the release of the hormone prolactin, a hormone that plays a role in breast development during pregnancy and lactation. This mechanism is thought to help strengthen the bond between mother and baby.
According to a study of the American Journal of Cardiology, men who have sex regularly will decrease the risk of heart disease up to 45 percent harmful than men who have sex once a month or less frequently. This conclusion is based on the analysis of 1,000 more men.
Scientists at the New England Research Institute in Massachusetts spent 16 years tracking the sexual activity men aged 40 - 70 years. Periodically, each participant was asked about how often she has sex with a partner. The participants were also examined to check the condition and signs of heart disease risk factors such as age, weight, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
The result, men are much less likely to have sex regularly for heart disease. Therefore, the researchers called on doctors to examine men's sexual activity before assessing the risk of heart disease.
"The benefits of sex could be due to effects on physical and emotional body. Men who often have the desire sexual activity and be able to perform the prayer tend to be healthier," said the scientists as reported by the Daily Mail, Monday (08/13/2012).
According to researchers, sex has a physical activity component that can directly protect the heart function. In addition, men who regularly had sex with a partner tend to have a healthy relationship. It can reduce stress and provide social support.
Previous research conducted by scientists from the National Cancer Institute in the U.S. suggests that men who ejaculated through sex or masturbation as much as 5 times a week have less chance of developing prostate cancer.
Not only that, the scientists at Wilkes University in Pennsylvania found that having sex once or twice a week during the winter can boost the immune system and reduce the chances of catching colds and flu.
Having sex increases levels of chemicals that can bind to immunoglobulin A6 harmful organisms that invade the body and activate the immune system to destroy these organisms.
Whereas in women, researchers at Canada's Calgary University found that regular sex can increase the sense of smell to trigger the release of the hormone prolactin, a hormone that plays a role in breast development during pregnancy and lactation. This mechanism is thought to help strengthen the bond between mother and baby.
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