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A lot is always said about orgasms: They relax you, you burn a lot of calories or it's simply fun. What many people didn't realise is that orgasms also strengthen the immune system and keep you healthy. find out how in this article.
WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS TO THE BODY DURING ORGASM?
It all started with some laboratory tests in 1960, when an orgasm was first examined under laboratory conditions. The research was carried out by the US sexologist William Masters and Virginia Johnson. They established a 4-phase model of sexual arousal, which is still recognised today. In this model, an orgasm is divided into 1. arousal phase 2. plateau phase 3. orgasm phase 4. regression phase.
Increased amounts of sex hormones (testosterone and oestrogen) are released during the arousal and plateau phases in particular. In addition, the neurotransmitter vasopressin causes the pulse and blood pressure to rise. The closer you get to the climax, the more dopamine and oxytocin are released. These cause the happiness hormones to tumble, pushing stress, fear and pain into the background.
After successfully cumming, prolactin ensures that men relax and calm down more quickly than women. They become tired more quickly and fall asleep faster.
ORGASM AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
Orgasms relax us and make us happy, and they are also great for our health. Researchers have discovered that an orgasm is an absolute boost for our immune system. The release of sex hormones when you "come" or "cum" ensures that you have twice as many killer cells in your blood as normal. This is particularly true for men. These so-called killer cells recognise and destroy altered body cells such as cancer cells. They can even save our lives. This is ensured by the release of hormones and the body's defences.
Potential germs can also enter the body through the exchange of body fluids. The body switches into defence mode and kills these germs. Smart body.
THE RIGHT DOSE MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
Anyone who now thinks they have to jerk off 5 times a day and do it themselves is mistaken. Unfortunately, we have to disappoint you here. It all depends on the right dose. Some consider it healthy to have sex twice a week, the normal average is three times. If you have sex every day, this is rather counterproductive. This tends to lead to a reduction in killer cells. So find a healthy middle ground. Unfortunately, women in particular have problems getting an orgasm. But this is no reason to despair.
In our myLadies report "The myLadies gentlemen's licking tips - better than any womaniser", we show you how to drive your better half to climax.
