Is Boredom Masturbation During Quarantine Good For Your Health? 😷

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The world isn't doingΒ so well right now.Β πŸ€’

First things first, please knowΒ aren'tΒ trying to make light of world events, but more share some information on how you can be healthier than most horses. COVID-19 has us all on edge and if there's one thing we know helps with stress, its jerking off.Β Β πŸ‘

Want to know something exciting? Masturbation DOES HELP With your immune system.

Why?Β 

Let’s talk about pleasure pathways. 🧠

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These pathways release incredibly neurochemicals/hormones such as dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin, which help balance cortisol levels! Cortisol is a stress-inducing hormone, which limits the capacity of our immune system - so Masturbation tells our stress levels to chill, and allow for the immune system to thrive!  😊

Masturbation helps with sleep - pleasure pathways help with muscle regeneration and aid in a calmer state of mind. Rest is vital when feeling  unwell! 😴

Habitual behavior boosts your immune system. So if you have an active sex/masturbation life, these behaviours support active and continual developments of hormones, which in turn supports a dynamic and developed immune system.Β πŸ’ͺ

Lastly, masturbation can boost your white blood cell count! According to Dr. Jennifer Landa, a hormone-therapy specialist, Masturbation can produce the right kind of environment for a strengthened immune system to thrive. 🌳

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A study conducted by the Department of Medical Psychology at the University Clinic of Essen (in Germany) showed similar results. A group of volunteers were asked to participate in a study that would look at the effects of orgasm through masturbation on the white blood cell count and the immune system.

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During this experiment, the white blood cell count of each participant was analyzed through measures that were taken 5 minutes before and 45 minutes after climax from masturbation.Β πŸŽ†

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The results confirmed that sexual arousal and orgasm increased the number of white blood cells, particularly the natural killer cells that help fight off infections βš”οΈ. Cool, right?!

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Who knew getting off was such a good thing for your health!Β πŸ†

I mean, we had a feeling. But it sure is nice to have it confirmed!

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