Multiple orgasms healthy

Multiple orgasms occur when a person climaxes more than once during a period of sexual activity. They are more common in women, but not all women have them. There are also varying definitions of what multiple orgasms are. Women stay aroused in between each one. Others feel that multiple orgasms can occur with more time in between.

It's hard to argue how an orgasm could NOT be good for anyone's health, so it's easy to believe that there are true-blue proven health benefits to having multiple O-faces in a day. Sex with yourself is a stellar way to maintain mental health and sanity for obvious reasons — you can have it as many times a day as you can find a semi-secluded area in which to do it. And the endorphin rush following that wave of ecstasy is enough to calm the nerves, soothe the soul, and flush your cheeks into a healthy post-auto-coital glow. But did you know there are actual medical benefits to having an orgasm? Here are six good ones…as if you needed incentive to diddle yourself. Or someone else.

In some ways, any conversation about the female orgasm is defunct before it even starts. After all, little is known about it, it varies hugely for every woman, and, for a lot of women it comes with no sudden physical ejaculation of fluid as it does with a man, rendering the entire thing a much more subjective and interiorised experience. And yet, perhaps this is all the more reason to talk about it, not only from a scientific point of view, but a socio-cultural one too. In general, when it comes to sex with a partner, men have more orgasms than women. Straight women?

Love More , Sex. Orgasms may help heal your cold faster. No joke. A study out of Germany found that men who masturbated had increased adrenaline and prolactin levels and a higher number of leukocytes.