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Importance of Orgasms on the human body (psychologically and physically) and how it expands to benefitting health as age increases to later generations

The importance of orgasms is vast and indifferent to society. For instance, orgasm plays a significant role in relieving stress as many individuals who indulge in masturbation act to reduce high levels of stress and generate oxytocin hormones. Secondly, orgasm makes one's partner not likely to cheat since there is bondage with sexual stimulation and orgasm. Orgasms also reduce stress, rates of insomnia and induce rates of focus in a relationship. Psychologically, the effect of orgasms and sexual pleasure through relationship valuation of female sexuality and physical appearance increases the self-esteem of a woman and her husband. According to a well-developed research study of 7,000 relationship-type women who demonstrated their effects of appearance esteem, an increase in praise of sexual and physical appearances will lead to higher levels of self-wellbeing through sexual pleasure/orgasm effects [1]. Finally, through orgasm, there are possibilities for one to alleviate or relieve other different sorts of pains [2]. The distress can either be psychological or physical. Pains such as those originating from arthritis, childbirth, and after surgery can be relieved by orgasm. One of the best factors that arise from the act of orgasm is the fact that it enables males to overcome the common cold symptoms faster than usual because, during sexual activity, blood is drawn continuously until the end of the sexual process (with certain levels of tension as well). Moreover, whenever a man is sick, components of their immune system can quickly be initiated through orgasm and help them recuperate faster because of this initiation.

Another fact about orgasm is that a steady orgasm helps an individual to live longer. To understand the relationship between mortality and orgasm, a study was carried out on men aged 45 to 59 who suffered from coronary heath disease. It is understood that men who had orgasms at least twice or more within a week died at a lower rate compared to men who had an orgasm once in a month, justifying the fact that frequent orgasms can enable an individual to live longer [3]. The study also was conducted on marital satisfaction in women, whereas women who recorded more orgasms tended to live longer than those with fewer orgasms. Through the process of orgasm, blood flows into one's brain hence stimulating the individual's brain. There is also a possibility that through orgasm, people keep looking young physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Therefore, men and women who rapidly engage in sexual activities often maintain a youthful look, unlike those who do not engage in sex continuously.

Lastly, sexual activities and orgasms get better with age. Therefore, there is no need for one to end sexual activities in the name of getting old. Instead, there is a possibility that individuals enjoy sex more as they get old and positively affect their overall health. According to a research study that depicted older individuals with high Parkinson's disease rates, increased estrogen therapy with the 10b-17B-dihydroxyestra-1,4-dien-3-one treatment can essentially restore tetramer-to-monomer protein ratio by turnover of excess alpha-S monomers associated with PD [4]. In other words, the effects of female sex and orgasm on Parkinson's Disease neuropathology can be seen as raising estrogen in the male brain and thus will increase motor behavior associated with Parkinson-affected individuals. Scientists investigated the outcome with a tetramer-protein mouse model of PD who had a "3K" mutation to study this effect. This type of mutation depicted aggregated results of excess alpha-S monomers for Parkinson's disease. By selectively increasing estrogen in the brain with the stimulation of orgasm, fiber integrity and critically impacted motor behavior increased significantly [4]. Therefore, it is evident and useful that these results provide a gateway to predict the positive effect that orgasm and sexual pleasure have in making one's life better since it comes with better benefits.

Besides the importance mentioned above, some of the other significant health benefits resulting from orgasms are that orgasm and sexual activities can likely reduce the risks of getting prostate cancer because ejaculation can relax body toxins and promote healthy functioning. Therefore, men who do not experience orgasms regularly are a risk of being infected with prostate cancer. Orgasm also improves the body's immune system and plays a vast role in maintaining a regular menstrual cycle in women [5]. Furthermore, pain in the body, such as back pain and surgery, is likely to be reduced through orgasms since other types of endorphin-specific hormones are released, which aids in pain reduction. There is also the possibility of improving cardiovascular health through orgasms and maintaining more robust pelvic floors with constant blood flow. Lastly, orgasms come with improved moods, better sleep and nights, and makes a fun and enjoyable exercise.

  1. ^ Meltzer, Andrea L. (2020-02). "Women Can Benefit From Sexual and Physical Valuation in the Context of a Romantic Relationship". Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. 46 (2): 243–257. doi: 10.1177/0146167219854443. ISSN  0146-1672. {{ cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= ( help)
  2. ^ Cormier, Lauren A.; O'Sullivan, Lucia F. (2018-08). "Anti-climactic: Investigating how late adolescents perceive and deal with orgasm difficulty in the context of their intimate relationships". The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality. 27 (2): 111–122. doi: 10.3138/cjhs.2018-001. ISSN  1188-4517. {{ cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= ( help)
  3. ^ Krejčová, Lucie; Kuba, Radim; Flegr, Jaroslav; Klapilová, Kateřina (2020-12). "Kamasutra in Practice: The Use of Sexual Positions in the Czech Population and Their Association With Female Coital Orgasm Potential". Sexual Medicine. 8 (4): 767–776. doi: 10.1016/j.esxm.2020.07.003. ISSN  2050-1161. {{ cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= ( help)
  4. ^ a b Rajsombath, Molly M.; Nam, Alice Y.; Ericsson, Maria; Nuber, Silke (2019-09-18). "Female Sex and Brain-Selective Estrogen Benefit α-Synuclein Tetramerization and the PD-like Motor Syndrome in 3K Transgenic Mice". The Journal of Neuroscience. 39 (38): 7628–7640. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0313-19.2019. ISSN  0270-6474. PMC  6750939. PMID  31405930.{{ cite journal}}: CS1 maint: PMC format ( link)
  5. ^ Séguin, Léa J.; Rodrigue, Carl; Lavigne, Julie (2017-06-20). "Consuming Ecstasy: Representations of Male and Female Orgasm in Mainstream Pornography". The Journal of Sex Research. 55 (3): 348–356. doi: 10.1080/00224499.2017.1332152. ISSN  0022-4499.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Importance of Orgasms on the human body (psychologically and physically) and how it expands to benefitting health as age increases to later generations

The importance of orgasms is vast and indifferent to society. For instance, orgasm plays a significant role in relieving stress as many individuals who indulge in masturbation act to reduce high levels of stress and generate oxytocin hormones. Secondly, orgasm makes one's partner not likely to cheat since there is bondage with sexual stimulation and orgasm. Orgasms also reduce stress, rates of insomnia and induce rates of focus in a relationship. Psychologically, the effect of orgasms and sexual pleasure through relationship valuation of female sexuality and physical appearance increases the self-esteem of a woman and her husband. According to a well-developed research study of 7,000 relationship-type women who demonstrated their effects of appearance esteem, an increase in praise of sexual and physical appearances will lead to higher levels of self-wellbeing through sexual pleasure/orgasm effects [1]. Finally, through orgasm, there are possibilities for one to alleviate or relieve other different sorts of pains [2]. The distress can either be psychological or physical. Pains such as those originating from arthritis, childbirth, and after surgery can be relieved by orgasm. One of the best factors that arise from the act of orgasm is the fact that it enables males to overcome the common cold symptoms faster than usual because, during sexual activity, blood is drawn continuously until the end of the sexual process (with certain levels of tension as well). Moreover, whenever a man is sick, components of their immune system can quickly be initiated through orgasm and help them recuperate faster because of this initiation.

Another fact about orgasm is that a steady orgasm helps an individual to live longer. To understand the relationship between mortality and orgasm, a study was carried out on men aged 45 to 59 who suffered from coronary heath disease. It is understood that men who had orgasms at least twice or more within a week died at a lower rate compared to men who had an orgasm once in a month, justifying the fact that frequent orgasms can enable an individual to live longer [3]. The study also was conducted on marital satisfaction in women, whereas women who recorded more orgasms tended to live longer than those with fewer orgasms. Through the process of orgasm, blood flows into one's brain hence stimulating the individual's brain. There is also a possibility that through orgasm, people keep looking young physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Therefore, men and women who rapidly engage in sexual activities often maintain a youthful look, unlike those who do not engage in sex continuously.

Lastly, sexual activities and orgasms get better with age. Therefore, there is no need for one to end sexual activities in the name of getting old. Instead, there is a possibility that individuals enjoy sex more as they get old and positively affect their overall health. According to a research study that depicted older individuals with high Parkinson's disease rates, increased estrogen therapy with the 10b-17B-dihydroxyestra-1,4-dien-3-one treatment can essentially restore tetramer-to-monomer protein ratio by turnover of excess alpha-S monomers associated with PD [4]. In other words, the effects of female sex and orgasm on Parkinson's Disease neuropathology can be seen as raising estrogen in the male brain and thus will increase motor behavior associated with Parkinson-affected individuals. Scientists investigated the outcome with a tetramer-protein mouse model of PD who had a "3K" mutation to study this effect. This type of mutation depicted aggregated results of excess alpha-S monomers for Parkinson's disease. By selectively increasing estrogen in the brain with the stimulation of orgasm, fiber integrity and critically impacted motor behavior increased significantly [4]. Therefore, it is evident and useful that these results provide a gateway to predict the positive effect that orgasm and sexual pleasure have in making one's life better since it comes with better benefits.

Besides the importance mentioned above, some of the other significant health benefits resulting from orgasms are that orgasm and sexual activities can likely reduce the risks of getting prostate cancer because ejaculation can relax body toxins and promote healthy functioning. Therefore, men who do not experience orgasms regularly are a risk of being infected with prostate cancer. Orgasm also improves the body's immune system and plays a vast role in maintaining a regular menstrual cycle in women [5]. Furthermore, pain in the body, such as back pain and surgery, is likely to be reduced through orgasms since other types of endorphin-specific hormones are released, which aids in pain reduction. There is also the possibility of improving cardiovascular health through orgasms and maintaining more robust pelvic floors with constant blood flow. Lastly, orgasms come with improved moods, better sleep and nights, and makes a fun and enjoyable exercise.

  1. ^ Meltzer, Andrea L. (2020-02). "Women Can Benefit From Sexual and Physical Valuation in the Context of a Romantic Relationship". Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. 46 (2): 243–257. doi: 10.1177/0146167219854443. ISSN  0146-1672. {{ cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= ( help)
  2. ^ Cormier, Lauren A.; O'Sullivan, Lucia F. (2018-08). "Anti-climactic: Investigating how late adolescents perceive and deal with orgasm difficulty in the context of their intimate relationships". The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality. 27 (2): 111–122. doi: 10.3138/cjhs.2018-001. ISSN  1188-4517. {{ cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= ( help)
  3. ^ Krejčová, Lucie; Kuba, Radim; Flegr, Jaroslav; Klapilová, Kateřina (2020-12). "Kamasutra in Practice: The Use of Sexual Positions in the Czech Population and Their Association With Female Coital Orgasm Potential". Sexual Medicine. 8 (4): 767–776. doi: 10.1016/j.esxm.2020.07.003. ISSN  2050-1161. {{ cite journal}}: Check date values in: |date= ( help)
  4. ^ a b Rajsombath, Molly M.; Nam, Alice Y.; Ericsson, Maria; Nuber, Silke (2019-09-18). "Female Sex and Brain-Selective Estrogen Benefit α-Synuclein Tetramerization and the PD-like Motor Syndrome in 3K Transgenic Mice". The Journal of Neuroscience. 39 (38): 7628–7640. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0313-19.2019. ISSN  0270-6474. PMC  6750939. PMID  31405930.{{ cite journal}}: CS1 maint: PMC format ( link)
  5. ^ Séguin, Léa J.; Rodrigue, Carl; Lavigne, Julie (2017-06-20). "Consuming Ecstasy: Representations of Male and Female Orgasm in Mainstream Pornography". The Journal of Sex Research. 55 (3): 348–356. doi: 10.1080/00224499.2017.1332152. ISSN  0022-4499.

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