Having orgasms is healthy for the body and mind, reveals new study.
Dr. Jennifer Berman, co-founder of the Female Sexual Medicine Center at UCLA, believes that orgasms boost your blood circulation and act as natural sedatives to help you sleep better, the Huffington Post reported.
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Orgasm is defined as a culmination of a series of changes in the body during sexual intercourse, accompanied by pleasure of the highest intensity
Berman insisted that orgasm can serve as a form of cardio, as it increases your heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate.
Additionally, orgasm can uplift your mood, because it releases endorphins, dopamine and oxytocin that have "mood-enhancing effects".
Berman said that orgasms not only act as natural painkillers, but being sexual also gives our minds a break.
Also, the sensation experienced during an orgasm increases the brain's mental power and gives you a healthy glow.
Source: ANI
Berman said that orgasms not only act as natural painkillers, but being sexual also gives our minds a break.
Also, the sensation experienced during an orgasm increases the brain's mental power and gives you a healthy glow.
Source: ANI
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