A lot of attention has been put lately on the mysterious world of the female orgasm, while the male orgasm has been left alone. Let’s check how much you know about it?

There have been many studies dedicated to men’s ejaculation. I has chosen some little-known facts about orgasms:

1. Regular ejaculation lowers risks of prostate cancer

Researchers from Harvard Medical School established that the frequency of ejaculation is directly linked to the risk of prostate cancer. Those men who have around 20 orgasms per month lowered their risk of prostate cancer by 20%. Thus the more frequently a man ejaculates throughout his life, the lower his risk of getting prostate cancer.

2. Orgasms are better with a partner


It’s always better with a partner

After an orgasm your body releases a hormone of happiness called prolactin. Both men and women release 400% more prolactin after intercourse than after a masturbation-induced orgasm, which is why post-sex lying together always feels fantastic.



3. Men can fake orgasms it too!

American researchers surveyed college students who were in committed relationships, and found out that 28 % of them had faked an orgasm with their partner. Reasons included being too intoxicated to climax, wanting to go to sleep and unwillingness to hurt their partner’s feelings.

4. Multiple orgasms

Yes, some lucky guys also can experience this feeling. While for most men, the typical cooling off period is about 30 minutes to an hour, it is possible to become multi-orgasmic. But it will take some time and practice to perfect the technique: check your testosterone levels, strengthen your pubococcygeus (PC) muscle and switch up sexual positions.



5. Orgasms may cure headaches


It can cure headaches!

In a study published last year, the German scientists reported that an orgasm floods your brain with endorphins, powerful pain blockers. So, next time you have a headache you know what to do.

6. Your semen is full of vitamins and minerals

Semen is actually only 1 to 5 percent sperm. In a typical 3.4-mL load, you’ll let out around 10 milligrams (mg) of sodium, 9 mg of fructose—which provides the sperm with energy as they swim—a little less than 2/10ths of a gram of protein, and smaller amounts of zinc, potassium, calcium, and chlorine.



7. Men have g-spots too

In fact, they have three of these orgasm-stimulating spots. There’s the frenulum (that stretchy band of tissue connected to the head), the perineum and the prostate gland.
Strengthens relationships
Considerable research indicates that being in a positive relationship can improve your overall health and wellbeing. Happily married couples are less likely to develop health complications, such as cancer and heart failure, and so on average live longer.
Your body experiences a whole roller coaster of hormones when you have sex and during the pillow talk after.
The most important hormone is oxytocin, which is appropriately labelled the ‘love hormone’. This particular hormone is important for the need to bond and nurture and is released when you are cuddled and have contact with your partner.

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7. Men have g-spots too
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Yes ooo, that's no longer a secret. The girls know how to catch us when the guy is getting more than his fair share of the pleasure and has refused to cum . Naughty girls

Hmmmm,tell us more of it mr lecturer,nice post anyway..gained sometin too from that!!!

Hmmm.true talk,nice one OP.

Thanks!

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