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The potential link between frequent sex or sexual activity and lower cardiovascular risk, including reduced mortality.
Across decades of surveys and validated scales, patterns are complex but clear: sexual activity declines with age while reported satisfaction is shaped less by chronological decade and more by relatio...
Research finds that sexual activity and orgasm remain possible for many men aged 80 and over, but both the frequency of partnered sex and rates of orgasm decline sharply compared with younger older ad...
Common chronic illnesses—most notably diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and conditions that affect nerves, muscles or hormones—reduce orgasm frequency and blunt orgasm intensity in older...
Modern advice for “making the penis shoot more seed” separates myth from modest, evidence-backed tactics: brief abstinence, hydration, nutrition and some supplements can raise semen volume modestly, w...